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🪴 Rubber Plant


Ficus Elastica 'Burgundy'

Pick up or Delivery (within Muswellbrook)

Send as a gift (just like a bunch of flowers!)

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Deep burgundy leaves so dark they're almost black, with a glossy finish that looks like it's been lacquered. The Burgundy Rubber Plant is one of the most striking indoor trees you can own, bringing a bold, architectural presence to any room it lives in. It grows confidently upward, develops real character over time, and asks for surprisingly little in return. The kind of plant that anchors a space and makes everything around it look better.

CARE GUIDE

+ POSITION / LIGHT: Bright indirect light keeps the deep burgundy colour rich and growth steady. Too little light and the leaves lose their intensity, shifting toward a duller green.
 
+ WATERING: Allow the top half of the soil to dry out between waterings. Water thoroughly and allow to drain fully. Reduce watering over the cooler months.
 
+ TEMPERATURE: Comfortable between 15–27°C. Keep away from cold drafts, air conditioning vents and sudden temperature changes.
 
+ FERTILISER: Feed once a month through spring and summer with a diluted balanced liquid fertiliser. No feeding needed over winter.
 
+ GROWTH RATE: Moderate. Grows steadily upward, eventually reaching ceiling height indoors over several years given the right conditions.
 
+ PET FRIENDLY: No, toxic to cats and dogs if ingested. Keep out of reach.

FAQ'S

1. The leaves on my Rubber Plant are dusty and losing their shine. How do I fix it? Wipe each leaf gently with a damp cloth. Beyond keeping them looking their best, clean leaves also help the plant absorb light more efficiently.
 
2. Can I propagate it? Yes. Stem cuttings taken just below a node can be rooted in water or moist soil. Allow the cut end to dry for an hour or two before placing in water to reduce sap leakage.
 
3. My Rubber Plant is dropping leaves. What's happening? Usually a reaction to a change in environment, overwatering, or a cold draft. Keep conditions consistent, check your watering routine, and move it away from any drafts or vents. Once settled it should stabilise.

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