Rubber tree care and potting a propagated rubber tree cutting ☺️ ⠀ ☀️Full sun (direct sun all day). It will do great with bright indirect light as well. Can survive in lower light, but will loose most leaves⠀ 💧Water: treat it like a succulent, water when the soil is fully dry. I water mine every 2 weeks, but I've gone 2 even 3 months without watering. Once they really want water, the leaves will start to curl, but don't wait that long 🏜️ Succulent/cacti soil. You can also use a tropical mix, i

One rubber tree is cute BUT TWO THOUGH💚 If this is your first time propagating in water let me introduce you to my favorite way to grow plant cuttings! Step 1: Find the section you want to chop. Step 2: Cut anywhere along the branch between two nodes (often between two leaves). Step 3: If you cut a larger branch, divide it into smaller cuttings so they have a better chance of growing into a new plant. Each cutting should have at least 1 node and 1 leaf. Step 4: Fill a cute glass container with

Full guide video, propagate cutting rubber plant #rubberplant #propagating #rubbertree #propagation #technique | Jayson Gaylan

full guide video, propagating rubber tree cutting #rubbertreeplant #propagating #rubbertree #rubberplant #plantcare #gardeningtips | Jayson Gaylan