Rubber plants thrive in bright, direct sunlight—ideally 6–8 hours daily from a south-facing window. They prefer to dry out significantly between waterings (every 10–14 days) and must never sit in standing water.
Overwatering, low light, and oversized pots lead to root rot and leaf drop. Rubber plants are slow-growing and can stay in the same pot for 3–5 years. Fertilize monthly at half-strength during active growth only.
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