Jeff's 6-year-old rubber tree (Ficus elastica) has 8 main stems; 4 are leafless, and 3 of those are mushy inside—one broke on touch.
Pot lacks drainage holes/tray. Soil stays soggy; roots rot. Rubber trees are not swamp plants—they must dry fully between waterings.
Correct drainage and light will stabilize the remaining healthy stems.
Understanding Bark Formation on Rubber Plant Stems
Repotting a Rubber Tree: Pot Size, Light Needs & Common Mistakes
How Tall Can a Rubber Tree Grow Indoors?
Saving an Overwatered Rubber Tree (Ficus elastica): Root Rot Triage and Propagation Backup
Diagnosing Leaf Drop in a Mature Rubber Tree
Rubber Tree Growing Horizontally: Pruning and Light Fixes
Fixing a Leggy Rubber Tree: Pruning and Light
Rubber Tree Losing Leaves: Correcting Water and Light
Rubber Plant Brown Leaves: Light, Water, and the Mayonnaise Myth
Rubber Tree Leaf Drop: Check Light, Water, Pot Size
Rubber Tree Leaf Drop After Repotting: Light and Water Fixes
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