4" Ficus tineke
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Care
Care
Bright indirect light
Allow soil to dry almost completely
Ficus tineke has stunning pink variegated foliage with hints of cream, green and white throughout the leaf.
Ficus tineke are similar to Ficus ruby, but the leaf margins turn white 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 tineke 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.
Customer Reviews
4" Ficus tineke
I received a perfectly healthy rubber plant with new growth at the top. It was so healthy it hasn't shown any signs of shock!
This plant was way larger than I expected… I mean I know they grow large, but the plant I received is like 8-10” tall with huge leaves… its beautifully perfect…with new leaves emerging….
This is my first focus plant. Love it! Beautiful and healthy. And you can’t beat the prices! Highly recommend
I stumbled upon Canopy Plant Co on TikTok after seeing they had variegated ZZ plants last summer. So with the hopes they might restock this year, I decided to take a look around to see what they had and I wanted to grab one these. Plus a Ficus Altissima.
Between the website and TikTok, I was feeling a little better to order plants online for the first time. Placed the order on May 30th and received my order June 5th
When I say they didn’t disappoint, they didn’t! From writing the delivery notes on the box for the driver, to the packaging, to the actual plant itself…10s across the board. I’m excited for my 2nd order to come in. Spoiler I got a Ficus Shivereana 🤭
