Burgundy Rubber Tree Pruning
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5 years agolast modified: 5 years agotapla (mid-Michigan, USDA z5b-6a)
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Rubber Tree Burgundy leaves turning rough and scratched but no wilting
Comments (1)long time listener, first time caller! LOL!! Hi & welcome! I'm not sure if it's just thirsty, has the scars of previous pest damage, or some combo of both. Does the pot have a hole in the bottom?...See MoreHelp! How do I prune and propagate my lanky looking rubber tree?
Comments (0)Hi! I have no gardening experience and am looking to grow a "fuller" looking rubber tree. I currently have 2 potted medium sized plants that I'd like to prune and propagate. I'd appreciate some tips on how to do so - techniques that are simple and apartment friendly. These plants are situated on an east facing window. I live in South East Asia, so temperatures year round are warm. Right now it's the beginning of summer and one of them have begun forming new leaves at the top. The other one seems much more dormant with the top leaf sightly damaged....See MoreWhat happened to my burgundy rubber tree?
Comments (2)I ended up sticking it outside last week as a last resort. I really like this guy though, there are so many soil and fertilizer choices out here, I just don’t know....See MoreBurgundy rubber tree help?
Comments (0)I’m new to plants and I just got this tiny (I think burgundy?) rubber tree a week ago and I noticed one of the leaves are turning brown on the tip. I'm not sure if it was already there when I got the plant or if I've caused it. The plant is still in its original plastic pot and I haven’t changed the soil. I've just started to use a grow light at least 5 hours a day because I don’t get much sunlight where I live. Should I replace the soil with fast draining soil??? What could I be doing wrong?...See MoreSage TX 9a
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5 years agoEkor Tupai
5 years agoSage TX 9a
5 years agotapla (mid-Michigan, USDA z5b-6a)
5 years agosomegu7
5 years agosomegu7
5 years agoEkor Tupai
5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoEkor Tupai
5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoSage TX 9a
5 years agoEkor Tupai
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