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rubber tree orange leaves Rubber TreeScientific Name: Ficus elasica Synonyms: Burgundy Rubber Tree Gorgeous deep purple foliage with slight patterning In time will grow into a structural tree Loves bright light Care easy Will create a statement Few plants possess such breathtaking colouration that one must pause and marvel at botanical perfection. The Ruby Rubber Tree is a stunning testament to nature's design, boasting immaculate deep red purple leaves that shimmer with an almost

Scientific Name: Ficus elasica 
Synonyms: Burgundy Rubber Tree

• Gorgeous deep purple foliage with slight patterning
• In time will grow into a structural tree
• Loves bright light
• Care easy
• Will create a statement

Few plants possess such breathtaking colouration that one must pause and marvel at botanical perfection. The Ruby Rubber Tree is a stunning testament to nature's design, boasting immaculate deep red-purple leaves that shimmer with an almost luminous quality.

Each leaf is a masterpiece of elegance—smooth in texture, perfectly shaped, and dramatically contrasted by the coral-red hues of emerging leaf sheaths. This remarkable houseplant is extraordinarily generous, producing new leaves with remarkable abundance, creating a continuously evolving display of colour and form.

Nicknamed the "New Fiddle Leaf Fig," this Rubber Tree offers something truly special: stunning aesthetics combined with remarkably simple care. Whether you're a novice plant parent or a houseplant hoarder, this plant will deliver both beauty and statement. Its adaptable nature makes it a forgiving yet impressive addition to any interior space.

Pair this botanical gem with a contemporary planter, and you'll instantly elevate any tabletop or shelf into a sophisticated botanical showcase.

Please note: The Latex in Ficus is toxic and these plants should be kept out of reach from pets and children.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep your Rubber Tree healthy and happy.

Water: Keep soil evenly moist. Be careful not to overwater. Once a week should be fine.
Light: Bright indirect light
Humidity: No Humidity adjustments required
Fertilize: Balanced Liquid Fertilizer diluted in half, every month, spring to autumn