In the big three of statusy houseplants — with the fiddle-leaf fig and monstera in first and second place, respectively — this burgundy rubber tree is a less-obvious third-place choice ...

Prefer something low maintenance and durable? The burgundy rubber tree is the way to go. A large indoor plant can even improve air quality while adding character and texture to awkward corners or ...

It must also be said that the deep, deep burgundy foliage of cultivars such as ‘Black Prince’ and ‘Black Knight’ may also be responsible for the rubber tree (Ficus elastica) renaissance.

Rubber trees are popular houseplants thanks to their gorgeous foliage and low-maintenance nature, and the burgundy rubber plant (ficus elastica ‘burgundy’) is among the most common varieties.

It's no surprise that these plants are native to the Amazon rainforest, where they persist under the canopy of other trees.

If you’re looking for a statement plant, you might enjoy the burgundy rubber tree, which is more shrub-like and has dramatic, dark foliage. Rubber trees can grow quite large, even indoors ...

The company paired grounded Taurus with the burgundy rubber tree, a plant they describe as 'stubborn and practical' like many who fall under the sign of the bull. 1: Aries - Ficus Audrey The ...

In her work, Muñoz has used the black ZZ plant and the near-black burgundy rubber tree. But, she says, many of the other Instagram-friendly black plants are hard to find right now. If you’ve ...

The rubber tree is easy to maintain indoors ... which come in green, deepest burgundy, and green and cream variegations. The most commonly available new hybrid is more compact than the original ...