Rubber Tree Combo
This Rubber Tree Combo is for those who want maximum impact with minimal effort. These Ficus elastica varieties are known for their bold leaves, upright growth, and adaptability, making them ideal houseplants. In this bundle, you’ll receive one of each of the following:
Ficus Robusta – The classic green giant. Deep, glossy leaves and a tough-as-nails nature.
Ficus Abidjan – Rich burgundy foliage with a deep, almost purple-green tone that adds instant depth.
Ficus Tineke – Creamy white and green variegation on thick, leathery leaves. A modern interior favourite.
Ficus Belize – Pink-tinged variegation with blush tones running through each leaf. This one always turns heads.
Whether you’re creating a jungle-inspired corner, looking for statement plants to dot around the house, or just want a solid, low-maintenance group, this combo delivers. These trees are easy to care for and will thrive with a bit of consistency. Plus, getting all four in one go saves you the trouble of sourcing them individually — and saves you money too
Rubber Tree Combo Care Guide
☀️ Light:
All four thrive in bright, indirect light. Ficus Robusta and Abidjan will tolerate slightly lower light, but Tineke and Belize need good light to maintain their variegation. Avoid strong, direct sun that could scorch the leaves.
💧 Water:
Allow the top 2–3 cm of soil to dry out before watering. These plants don’t like soggy roots but also don’t want to fully dry out. In winter, water less frequently. They’re happiest with consistency.
🌡️ Temperature & Humidity:
They like warmth, ideally between 18°C and 26°C. Keep away from cold draughts or air conditioners. While they tolerate average indoor humidity, Belize and Tineke may appreciate occasional misting to avoid crispy edges.
🪴 Potting Mix & Repotting:
Use a well-draining mix. For optimal drainage and healthy roots, you can use our premixed Aroid Mix, or create your own potting mix using Barks Unlimited Potting Soil combined with Perlite. Repot every 1–2 years or when roots start to circle the base. Add bark chips for extra airflow around the roots if repotting into larger containers.
🌿 Fertiliser:
During the growing season (spring to summer), feed monthly with a controlled release fertiliser or top up with a gentle organic fertiliser to support healthy, glossy leaves. Reduce feeding in winter.
🐛 Pests & Problems:
Ficus are generally hardy, but mealybugs and scale can occasionally pop up. Wipe down the leaves regularly and treat with an insecticidal spray if needed. Dropping leaves usually means a change in conditions — they don’t like to be moved too much.
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