Rubber plants can be repotted any time of year, but only when needed. Unnecessary repotting is the top cause of failure.
If the plant goes 3+ days after thorough watering before needing more, it does NOT need a larger pot. Wait until it dries out every 1–2 days.
Repotting and rubber plant care articles available via email at wcreed@HorticulturalHelp.com.
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