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Ficus elastica Tineke is a variegated form of the beloved rubber tree. The glossy oval leaves feature an enticing, relaxing palate of greens, cream or ivory and perhaps a tinge of pink. Precise coloring will vary, depending on light and care. And that's part of the fun. No 2-leaves will boast identical patterns. You will receive 1 Ficus elastica Tineke fully rooted in a 6 in. pot. Find your Ficus a nice spot bathed in bright but indirect light. This will help maintain the vibrant variegation. While the plant will do fine with less light, the visual party on the surface of the foliage will dim, so to speak. Tineke' desires well-draining soil that is consistently lightly moist, it's very much not a fan of soggy feet. 1 clue that you could be overwatering is if leaves turn yellow and drop, particularly those that aren't the oldest. Keeping your space in the 60° to 80° range will please 'Tineke', as will humidity elevated a bit above average levels. A humidifier, grouping plants and a pebble tray are some of the ways, in combination or solo, to make 'Tineke' feel as if it's residing in a tropical forest. Like virtually any rubber plant, this variegated Ficus carries with it some serious growth potential, possibly reaching ceiling level with age and serving for many years as a fabulous anchor of its space. You can control this trajectory with a conservative repotting schedule or pruning.

This leafy Ruby is even more of a gem than an actual ruby - certainly when it comes to your home and garden. Ficus elastica Ruby is a variegated form of the beloved rubber tree, specifically Ficus elastica Burgundy. The glossy ovate leaves flaunt a delicious rose-red tint as well as pink, really dark green and cream. Precise coloring will vary, depending on light and care. And that's part of the fun. No 2-leaves will boast identical patterns. You will receive 1 Ficus elastica 'Ruby' fully rooted in a 6 in. pot. Find your Ficus a nice spot bathed in bright but indirect light. This will help maintain the vibrant variegation. While the plant will do fine with less light, the visual party on the surface of the foliage will dim, so to speak. Ruby' prefers the soil to be consistently lightly moist and is very much not a fan of soggy feet. 1 clue that you could be overwatering is if leaves turn yellow and drop, particularly those that aren't the oldest. Keeping your space in the 60° to 80° range will please 'Ruby', as will humidity elevated a bit above average levels. A humidifier, grouping plants and a pebble tray are some of the ways, in combination or solo, to make 'Ruby' feel as if it's residing in a tropical forest. Like virtually any rubber plant, this variegated Ficus carries with it some serious growth potential, possibly reaching ceiling level in time. You can control this trajectory with a conservative repotting schedule or pruning.

Also known as the 'Rubber Plant', the Tineke Ficus flaunts variegated, green and white foliage with contrasting overtones of pink throughout the central leaf veins. Happy in virtually any situation that avoids direct, blazing sunshine, Tineke creates a strikingly ornamental look in any space. Considered to be at the top of the list for air purifying, ficuses help decrease stress and anxiety while stimulating creativity and productivity.

A fig without a fiddle Closely related to fiddle-leaf fig, Ficus Audrey (Ficus benghalensis) is a beautiful houseplant featuring large, deep green leaves with prominent veins and a slightly fuzzy texture you don't see on many ficus. Did you know it's the national tree of India It's also known for being easier to care for than Ficus lyrata (fiddle-leaf fig). Outside in its natural habitat the tree is can grow 100 ft. tall, Indoors, though, you needn't worry about it pushing your roof up and away. With proper care, this plant can grow 6 ft. tall, perhaps up to 10, making it an excellent choice for filling empty corners or adding welcome height to a room. With its striking foliage, Ficus Audrey will become a standout houseplant in your home or office. Ficus Audrey prefers bright, indirect light and well-draining soil. It should be watered when the top few in. of soil feel dry to the touch, but take care not to overwater as this can lead to root rot. Use a pebble tray or humidifier if your home humidity is low. You can feed with a houseplant food in spring.

Ficus Tineke, more commonly known as the Variegated Rubber Plant, is a beautiful ornamental houseplant that has been rising in popularity!Boasting gorgeous variegated foliage that has green and white leaves with creamy white margins, the Ficus elastica 'Tineke' is one of the easiest houseplants to grow. In between the leaf variegation, dark pink veins will separate the green leaves into two halves. New growth emerges with pink tints that give the Tineke ficus a unique look.Originating in southeast Asia, the Ficus Tineke Rubber tree can grow into a small bush if left unpruned with mature heights of 3-6 feet tall and 2-4 feet wide at maturity.

Ficus elastica Tineke is a variegated form of the beloved rubber tree. The glossy oval leaves feature an enticing, relaxing palate of greens, cream or ivory and perhaps a tinge of pink. Precise coloring will vary, depending on light and care. And that's part of the fun. No 2-leaves will boast identical patterns. You will receive 1 Ficus elastica Tineke fully rooted in a 6 in. pot. Find your Ficus a nice spot bathed in bright but indirect light. This will help maintain the vibrant variegation. While the plant will do fine with less light, the visual party on the surface of the foliage will dim, so to speak. Tineke' desires well-draining soil that is consistently lightly moist, it's very much not a fan of soggy feet. 1 clue that you could be overwatering is if leaves turn yellow and drop, particularly those that aren't the oldest. Keeping your space in the 60° to 80° range will please 'Tineke', as will humidity elevated a bit above average levels. A humidifier, grouping plants and a pebble tray are some of the ways, in combination or solo, to make 'Tineke' feel as if it's residing in a tropical forest. Like virtually any rubber plant, this variegated Ficus carries with it some serious growth potential, possibly reaching ceiling level with age and serving for many years as a fabulous anchor of its space. You can control this trajectory with a conservative repotting schedule or pruning.

Ficus elastica Tineke is a variegated form of the beloved rubber tree. The glossy oval leaves feature an enticing, relaxing palate of greens, cream or ivory and perhaps a tinge of pink. Precise coloring will vary, depending on light and care. And that's part of the fun No 2 leaves will boast identical patterns. You will receive 1 Ficus elastica 'Tineke' fully rooted in a 6 in. pot. Find your ficus a nice spot bathed in bright but indirect light. This will help maintain the vibrant variegation. While the plant will do fine with less light, the visual party on the surface of the foliage will dim, so to speak. 'Tineke' desires well-draining soil that is consistently lightly moist; it's very much not a fan of soggy feet. 1 clue that you could be overwatering is if leaves turn yellow and drop, particularly those that aren't the oldest. Keeping your space in the 60°-to-80° range will please Tineke, as will humidity elevated a bit above average levels. A humidifier, grouping plants and a pebble tray are some of the ways, in combination or solo, to make 'Tineke' feel as if it's residing in a tropical forest. Like virtually any rubber plant, this variegated ficus carries with it some serious growth potential, possibly reaching ceiling level with age and serving for many years as a fabulous anchor of its space. You can control this trajectory with a conservative repotting schedule or pruning.

Grown by United Nursery, the Ficus Elastica Tineke plant also known as the Rubber Plant, is the newest edition in the Ficus family variation. The Ficus Tineke Plant creates a strikingly ornamental look in any space. The striking leaves are green and white, variegated leaves with some overtones of burgundy. The Tineke should be placed in bright but indirect light, which will enhance the its color tones. It is very easy to care for and will do fine if it is only watered when the soil becomes dry. This plant is considered to be top of the list for air purifying, which help decrease stress and anxiety while stimulating creativity and productivity. Great for yourself or as a gift.

Grown by United Nursery, the Ficus Elastica Tineke plant also known as the Rubber Plant, is the newest edition in the Ficus family variation. The Ficus Tineke Plant creates a strikingly ornamental look in any space. The striking leaves are green and white, variegated leaves with some overtones of burgundy. The Tineke should be placed in bright but indirect light, which will enhance the its color tones. It is very easy to care for and will do fine if it is only watered when the soil becomes dry. This plant is considered to be top of the list for air purifying, which help decrease stress and anxiety while stimulating creativity and productivity. Great for yourself or as a gift.

Ficus Elasica Tineke also known as Variegated Rubber Plant has a beautiful glossy foliage of mixed patterns of dark green, light green and cream. This rubber plant is originated from Southeast Asia and can grow up to 5 ft. x 6 ft. tall as houseplant. Place Ficus Tineke in areas with bright, indirect light and water it once a-week when the top 1 in. to 2 in. of soil is dry for best results in growing. Ficus Tineke is great for both summer patio display and indoors in cold weather.