Weekly "soak" watering on a fixed schedule is a common mistake. Rubber trees need water only when the top quarter of soil feels dry—frequency varies with light, temperature, and pot size.
If the plant is very bare, it may not fully recover, but proper care gives it the best chance. Email photos to wcreed@HorticulturalHelp.com for assessment.
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