How to grow a rubber plant
Do you own a rubber plant?! Keep it alive and well for years to come with these awesome rubber tree care tips!
Pro Tips:
💧 Rubber plants have two different seasons. Growing season and dormant season. Growing season occurs during the summer and this is when it needs the most water. During the dormant season, your plant needs much less water (sometimes needing water as little as once a month!) Just make sure that your plant is not sitting in water.
🌞 Rubber plants like bright, but indirect light. That means a nice sunny room, without being right in front of the window. If it has to be in some direct sunlight, it would prefer morning light, when the sun still isn't too harsh.
🌱 Clean the foliage often so that the leaves stay shiny an will be healthy as possible.
That's about it for the Rubber Plant! If you have any more tips or fun stories about your own rubber plants, feel free to leave a comment! And if you don't have one yet, head on into The Grow Centre and let us help you out choosing your new plant family member.
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