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[ad_1] In their natural environment, rubber trees, Ficus elastica, can grow over 100 feet tall. They will never grow anywhere near that large when grown as...
[ad_1] In fact, I have more than one of each. And since I still haven’t won the darn lottery, you better believe I’m propagating some of...
[ad_1] Rubber trees, rubber figs, rubber plants, whatever you call Ficus elastica, there’s one thing we can all agree on and that’s how impressive the foliage...
[ad_1] Houseplants have been having something of a renaissance in the last decade–and not just because so many people became plant parents during the early days...
[ad_1] Ficus maclellandii “Indoor” and “tree” aren’t two words that always go well together, but I’d say that the banana leaf fig makes it work. A...
[ad_1] Ficus spp. The Ficus genus encompasses a plethora of beautiful and fascinating plants, from dramatic fiddle-leaf figs (F. lyrata) to the Great Banyan tree in...
[ad_1] Ginseng figs (Ficus microcarpa), also known as curtain figs, ginseng ficus, Indian laurel, or Chinese or Malayan banyans, are incredibly popular as bonsai specimens. That’s...
[ad_1] Ficus microcarpa Ginseng figs (Ficus microcarpa) are popular houseplants that you most commonly see for sale potted up as quick-growing bonsai. They’re also known as...
[ad_1] It’s pretty hard to miss when a rubber tree (Ficus elastica) starts dropping its leaves. Those thick, glossy leaves are so large, you could probably...