Ficus 'Burgundy' Rubber Plant Plant

Meet the Burgundy Rubber Plant: A Bold Statement for Your Indoor Oasis!

Looking to elevate your plant game? Say hello to the Burgundy Rubber Plant! With its striking, deep burgundy leaves and glossy finish, this plant is a showstopper that adds a dramatic flair to any space. Perfect for seasoned plant enthusiasts and beginners alike, this low-maintenance beauty will quickly become a favorite in your indoor jungle!

Plant Profile

Botanical Name: Ficus elastica 

Common Name: 'Burgundy' Rubber Plant

Family: Moraceae 

Native Range: Eastern parts of South Asia and southeast Asia

Burgundy Rubber Plant Care Guide

Care Level: Moderate 

Light: Prefers bright, indirect light 

Water: Keep soil moist during the spring and summer. This includes wiping the leaves with a damp cloth or even misting them.  Water less frequently in the winter. Avoid over-watering

Humidity: High

Temperature:  50-75F

Pruning: Prune as needed to remove brown or dead leaves.

Feeding:  Fertilize only during spring and summer

Propagation: Cuttings

Growth: Upright, Bushy

Common Pests:  Look out for mealy bugs, mites, scales and aphids are a few common bugs

Toxicity: Toxic to humans and pets

What Will You Unbox? A Gorgeous Addition to Your Plant Family!

When you unbox your Burgundy Rubber Plant, you're bringing home more than just a plant; you're inviting a statement piece that exudes elegance and sophistication! Its rich foliage not only enhances your decor but also improves air quality. This resilient plant can thrive in various indoor conditions, making it the perfect companion for any plant lover.

Fun Fact About the Burgundy Ficus: A Natural Air Purifier!

Did you know that the Burgundy Rubber Plant is not only beautiful but also a natural air purifier? It’s known to filter harmful toxins from the air, making it a fantastic addition to your home environment. Enjoy cleaner air while adding a touch of elegance to your space!

History of the Burgundy Rubber Plant

The Burgundy Rubber Plant has an interesting history! Originally discovered in the rainforests of Southeast Asia, the Ficus elastica was prized for its thick, waxy leaves that were used to produce rubber. Over time, it became a popular houseplant, appreciated for its dramatic foliage and ease of care. Today, the Burgundy variant is favored for its unique coloring and ability to thrive in indoor conditions, making it a staple for plant