4" Ficus Ruby
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Care
Care
Bright indirect light
Allow soil to dry almost completely
Ficus ruby has stunning pink variegated foliage with hints of cream, green and white throughout the leaf.
Ficus ruby are similar to Ficus tineke, but the leaf margins stay pink after the leaves mature.
Ficus care is relatively simple. Most Ficus plants prefer bright indirect light. Make sure your plant is in a well draining soil rich in organic matter and allow it to dry out almost completely between watering. Take care not to place your Ficus near a cold window or near a heat or air vent.
Fun fact: The scientific name for Ficus ruby is Ficus elastica and they are commonly referred to as a "Rubber tree"!
Additional information:
Ficus, commonly referred to as a "Fig" or "Rubber tree", is a large genus of plants that number over 800 different species. They are found on almost every continent and range from tropical to semi-temperate climate zones.
Ficus generally grow as shrubs and trees but some also grow as vines and epiphytes.
The more traditional Ficus that are commonly cultivated as house plants are the Elastica species, like Tineke and Ruby.
Most Ficus prefer to dry out between watering. They prefer bright indirect light and some species thrive in direct sun.
She was so big and healthy! The color on her is interesting. It will break up my collection in a good way! I was glad that she looked the way she did because I was a little skeptical about getting one. All of her leaves are healthy.
This little plant is so sweet and I love the color on the leaves. I received it quickly and it was well packaged with no damage to leaves. Thank you!
I love my Ficus Ruby. She arrived quick, healthy and packaged well. I'll certainly be back for more.
Arrived in good condition with new growth.
This was my first order and I was skeptical as to what the quality would be. This little plant changed all that. It arrived packaged very well. I unwrapped it and it looked a little sad but healthy with new growth. I waited a week to repot it and now it seems very happy. It has sprouted a new leaf and another is growing. I am very happy with this plant.
