Here are 5 reasons your rubber tree's leaves could be turning brown at the edges, plus recommended tips for how to remedy the issue. Overwatering.

When this problem appears, yellow leaves will appear and what you need to do is prune your leaves. When pruning, prune your ...

From late December to the end of February, the leaf changing season of rubber trees leaves a captivating picture. Across the expansive rubber plantations in provinces such as Dong Nai, Tay Ninh, Binh ...

Giving Rubber Tree Some Bounce. January 28, 2009. ... How much can I prune this plant, and when will I see new leaves growing? Also, can I use the pruned branches to make new cuttings?

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 ...

Q-I have a rubber tree that I`d like to propagate. How can I cut and replant it?A-Tip cuttings from a rubber plant, Ficus elastica, are tricky to root. You will have better luck through air layering.

A native of the Brazilian rainforest, the rubber tree Hevea brasiliensis is no longer grown commercially in the country due to the prevalence of South American leaf blight, a catastrophic pathogen ...

Rubber trees are back. After years and years of virtual absence from the list of potted plant possibilities, they have started appearing in shopping malls and office buildings again. Perhaps it ...

In Colombia, rubber tree planting has increased tenfold over the last decade to 25,000 acres, a figure that could triple again by 2016. Its rubber harvest is projected to grow to 35,000 tons by ...