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Rubber Plant Varieties and Care tips (Ficus elastica types)
In this video we cover 20+ Rubber Plant Varieties and go over care instructions for ficus elastica plants. We cove the following rubber tree varieties:
Ficus elastica 'Tineke'
Ficus elastica ‘Ruby’
Ficus Burgundy
Ficus elastica 'Robusta'
Ficus elastica ‘Belize’
Ficus elastica 'Abidjan'
Ficus elastica 'Shivereana' (Ficus Moonshine)
Ficus elastica 'Decora' (Ficus congesta)
Ficus elastica 'Melany'
Ficus elastica Black Prince
Ficus elastica 'Doescheri' (Ficus 'Doescheri')
Ficus elastica 'Tricolor'
Ficus elastica ‘Cloe’
Ficus elastica ‘Sophia’
Ficus elastica ‘Strawberry & Cream’
Ficus Altissima Yellow Gem (Lemon lime rubber tree)
Ficus Audrey (banyan tree )
Ficus elastica ‘Sylvie’
There are many Rubber plant varieties to choose from in the Ficus genus. Most of the common varieties are of Ficus elastica. However a few belong to Ficus altissima (al-TISS-ih-muh) or Ficus benghalensis (ben-ga-len-sis). Ficus is a species in the family Moraceae (more-ace-ee-eye or more-ace-ee-ee) (Mulberry Family) and native to eastern parts of South and Southeast Asia.
Variegated Rubber Plants are definitely some of my favorite all time houseplants. Specifically because they are so beautiful and very low-maintenance.
All parts of Rubber plant varieties contain an abundant milky white latex. However, despite its common name, it is not used in the commercial production of natural rubber. In fact, commercial rubber is actually produced from the sap of Hevea brasiliensis (hee-VEE-uh brazil-EE-en-sis).
Ficus elastica (Rubber fig, F. elastica)
Ficus elastica is the common species of rubber plant and has been a tried and true classic houseplant. Specifically, due to its ease of care and beautiful, large, leathery leaves. Stunning emerald green leaves have scarlet red sheaths from which new leaves emerge.
It was extensively grown indoors in the early 1950s, but has since been replaced by the numerous, beautiful cultivars found below. This sun lover grows best in a spot that receives plenty of direct sun. However, Rubber fig will still grow with no direct sun indoors, as long as it is not far from a window.
Indian rubber trees can grow to soaring heights of up to 100 feet (30 meters) in their natural habitat.
Ficus Tineke (tineke ficus , Ficus elastica 'Tineke , variegated rubber tree, Tineke Rubber Tree) s the most popular variegated elastica. Commonly sold as a variegated rubber tree or Tineke Rubber Tree. Leaves are thick, and shiny and gray-green in color with a touch of cream. Even more, new leaves and sheaths will display splashes of pink.
This popular variety of rubber tree is arguably easier to care for than its infamous relative the Fiddle Leaf Fig. In fact, it is much more easy-going about light and water. This makes Tineke an ideal choice if you like something similar, but a bit more forgiving.
Ficus Tineke Light Requirements - The Ficus Tineke can handle low light conditions. However bright light is preferred. Remember, variegated rubber plants need sufficient light in order to keep their level of variegation. Lighting that is too dim will cause the plant to lose its variegation.
Rotate Tineke in intervals to ensure it gets even sufficient light. Indoors, lower-light conditions and containers will restrict root development and slow its growth. Therefore, you can keep it a manageable size for your space.
Ficus Tineke Watering- The Ficus Tineke can become over sensitive to too much watering.
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I appreciate the amount of quality pictures that really show you what the plants look like…something that a lot of other channels lack
Thank you. I learned a lot.
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants lovely collection beautiful collection lovely
So nice of you! Thanks for visiting Jillian :)
Greetings friend, As always glad to see you shine!
Wow! Up to 100 ft. Who knew. I love them all, but the variegated ones are my favorites. Excellent tips as usual Mary Ellen. Great seeing you. 🌱 😊
Thanks so much Marlene!
Great episode M B !!, Thanks my friend…jeff
Thank you Jeff! I appreciate you stopping by :)
The Ruby Elastica is gorgeous! We had a large Ficus Audrey on my campus aeons ago. It was so large and had beautiful roots. Thanks again. 😊
My neighbor has a massive Burgundy. They are such beautiful plants. Thanks for stopping by Marlene.
❤ Gorgeous plants! Thank you for sharing, and for all of your research!
I always struggle with the water stains on these leaves. Do you mind sharing what you use? Yours are stunning!
Thanks so much for your sweet comment Debbie! So nice of you. I either use a vinegar/water mixture or a lemon/water mixture. I have an new video covering the different cleaning solutions here: ua-cam.com/video/Fi0TbHy2nnQ/v-deo.htmlsi=V1uYHDjdsidWRNAn
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Amazing Carlos! How are you? I hope your New Year has been good so far!
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Are these kin to the uforbia family
Euphorbia is the fourth-largest genus of flowering plants (about 5,000 species currently identified) and in the family Euphorbiaceae. Ficus is a genus of about 850 species of woody trees, shrubs, vines, epiphytes and hemiepiphytes in the family Moraceae.
They both have a latex sap, but the plant uses it for different reasons. When injured, the latex of Euphorbia plants takes a long time to harden. This gives the plant time to deliver a cocktail of poisonous compounds to stop biting insects. Ficus latex on the other hand hardens rapidly, sealing the wound to prevent infection and fluid loss.
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