Rubber tree plants, or Ficus elastica, are attractive and low-maintenance options for indoor plant lovers. I love the tree’s vibrant and leathery leaves add a bold pop to my indoor space ...

Here are 5 reasons your rubber tree's leaves could be turning brown at the edges, plus recommended tips for how to remedy the issue. Overwatering Overwatering can cause your rubber plant to ...

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 ...

This one grows tall like a tree and will make a statement in your ... West Elm sells a more traditional-looking faux rubber plant with thick, dark-colored leaves. You can buy it alone or paired ...

The sheer number, among plants, of examples such as the rubber tree — whose latex has no clear reason for existing — makes me think they don’t work like animals. Are they capable of selfless ...

Guayule plants up close Bridgestone began its research ... tour to learn more about its sustainable alternative to rubber trees, explore its facilities and meet the people behind the science.

Havea trees are planted and must grow for ... to get sufficient rubber. After two years, the plants are harvested by cutting them right down to the soil; they'll be re-grown for another two ...