Rubber Plant
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by Jiffymouse on February 26, 2005 04:06 PM
rubber plants - ficus elastica - are one of the most resillient plants there are. if you cut the tips (top 3-5 leaves - or so) and plop them in the soil, they'll root rather well.
if you cut the plant back hard, it will be fine. won't bleed to death at all. in fact, i cut one back very hard yesterday.
and, if you want to retard the growth, don't pot it up every time it looks like it has outgrown it's pot. let it set for a while longer... all plants will continue to grow to meet their environment, until they reach their potential!
if you cut the plant back hard, it will be fine. won't bleed to death at all. in fact, i cut one back very hard yesterday.
and, if you want to retard the growth, don't pot it up every time it looks like it has outgrown it's pot. let it set for a while longer... all plants will continue to grow to meet their environment, until they reach their potential!
by noneofyourbusiness on February 26, 2005 07:11 PM
Perfect! Thank you soo much. The pot it's in is already way to small. I've been trying to slow it down for awhile. But I'm gonna cut it back today! Thanks for your help.
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