





Abidjan Rubber Plant
The retro Ficus Abidjan was popular in the 70's thanks to its striking rubbery, dark purple-looking leaves. Easy to care for and low maintenance, the Rubber Plant doesn't need a lot to thrive. It loves the warmth, so keep the temperatures between 16 and 24°C, and avoid draughts.
Although the Ficus Elastica loves bright, indirect sunlight, it's chill with being in the shade a little too - but, if its leaves start to drop, some more light would be appreciated.
Originally from India, Rubber Plant need watered regularly and misted occasionally to keep them feeling fresh. Give them a monthly feed during spring and summer for them to grow a little extra.
This indoor plant is an average grower and will reach heights of 2m. The Ficus Abidjan just isn't ready to hang up its platform shoes and settle down yet, so it's "not great with" (read poisonous to) kids and pets.
At Prickle, we are always here to hear you! Send us your Rubber Plant questions @Prickleplantsuk.
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The retro Ficus Abidjan was popular in the 70's thanks to its striking rubbery, dark purple-looking leaves. Easy to care for and low maintenance, the Rubber Plant doesn't need a lot to thrive. It loves the warmth, so keep the temperatures between 16 and 24°C, and avoid draughts.
Although the Ficus Elastica loves bright, indirect sunlight, it's chill with being in the shade a little too - but, if its leaves start to drop, some more light would be appreciated.
Originally from India, Rubber Plant need watered regularly and misted occasionally to keep them feeling fresh. Give them a monthly feed during spring and summer for them to grow a little extra.
This indoor plant is an average grower and will reach heights of 2m. The Ficus Abidjan just isn't ready to hang up its platform shoes and settle down yet, so it's "not great with" (read poisonous to) kids and pets.
At Prickle, we are always here to hear you! Send us your Rubber Plant questions @Prickleplantsuk.























