Here's everything you need to know to grow rubber tree indoors. Rubber plants are a pretty hardy varietal, but they can be a little challenging to care for and have a few specific care ...

“From the same genus as the classic rubber tree and the trending but hard-to ... This robust, easy-to-grow tropical indoor plant can grow up to nine feet. Needs: Bright light and 11 inches ...

The best fake plants, though, are the ones that look almost as natural as real ones and suit a variety of tastes and styles. Our top picks include the West Elm Faux Potted Rubber Tree, a lifelike ...

That can also be a problem for pets who chew on or rub against the plant. For the happiest indoor rubber tree, place it in a well-lit spot further from a window where the temperature doesn't ...

Eleven plants, including snake plants, ZZ plants, and pothos, can thrive both indoors and outdoors. They generally can stay outside until October, before the first frost arrives. Specific care ...

According to plant ecologist ... small indoor houseplants (with some advice from Dr. Williams, of course) that are relatively stress-free to care for in tight spots. The Rubber Tree, otherwise ...

Or, you can surround your tree with other indoor house plants, so that they’ll transpire ... and use a small rubber band to secure the loose ends at the top. Repeat this process as the tree ...