Once grown for latex, rubber tree (Ficus elastica) now stars indoors with 5–12 inch, thick, glossy leaves. Varieties: ‘Burgundy’ (reddish), ‘Tricolor’ (gray-green/pink/cream), ‘Doescheri’ (green/pale yellow). Tabletop, bush, or 10-foot tree. Dislikes moving and temperature swings.
Bright indirect light; water when top inch dries. Stable temps. Damaged leaves can’t be trimmed—remove entirely. Wipe leaves.

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