The rubber tree is a tropical plant from northeast India and Indonesia. It grows over 100 feet tall; it drops a lot of big leaves and branches, and it produces too much shade for most plants to ...

The coolest rubber plants are those with colorful, glossy leaves – especially variegated ones with green, cream and rosy-pink leaves (‘Ruby’ is a good choice) or ones with jet-black leaves.

Houseplants with pink leaves are so pretty, ... but if we look beyond the snake plants, fiddle leaf figs, ... The Yellow Rubber Tree ($83) features leaves with shades of yellow and pink.

Ficus elastica, or the rubber tree, is the stalwart of the houseplant stable. Its large dark green leaves and rosey-pink pointy leaf buds are instantly recognisable. “Ficus” relates to the ...

Another pink-toned floor plant is the rubber plant. Upon arrival, the shiny, dark, “burgundy” leaves will be smaller than they look in this photo, but they’ll grow super-tall over time. $28 ...

Here's how it works: Plants absorb gases through the pores in their leaves, ... The pink, red, yellow, and ... SHOP RUBBER PLANTS. 4 ...

Rubber plants are beautiful, low-maintenance houseplants. But these versatile specimens can sometimes drop their leaves ...

Rubber plants, also known as Ficus elastica, are well-loved for their large, glossy leaves. They hail from South Asia, where they can grow into tall trees. However, they also make excellent ...

Rubber plants can also be propagated by cuttings from shoot tips. Cuttings should be about 4 to 6 inches long and be made just below where a leaf attaches to a stem.