Ficus Robusta, also known as the "rubber plant," is a popular houseplant in the ficus family. It is a robust and resilient plant with large, glossy leaves that provide some opacity.

The leaves of the Ficus Robusta are oval and deep green. Their characteristic hollow texture and smooth surface are remarkable. The leaves can reach a maximum size, ranging from 15 to 30 centimeters long. Depending on the plant or name, different air plants grow to large sizes, creating an interesting visual feature.

Ficus Robusta is generally a slow-growing plant. It tolerates light well, even indirect light, and can also be planted in pots with less light. It is important to avoid direct sunlight, as the leaves may burn.

When it comes to water resources, the importance of light in the soil is paramount. The top layer of soil must be kept in a balanced state. Excess water can lead to the death of the plant. Place the plant in a well-ventilated area and remove it.

Ficus Robusta should be stored at room temperature, ideally between 18°C ​​and 24°C. It can be stored at room temperature between 18°C ​​and 24°C, but avoid temperatures below 10°C.

When it comes to feeding, even large houseplants (slow in summer) should be fed according to the package instructions. In winter, the plant is no longer needed and its planting is reduced.

It's important to remember that the milky sap of Ficus Robusta is toxic, so keep the plant out of reach of children. The sap can also be irritating in dining rooms if there's excessive humidity, which is especially important for the plant.

With its magnificent large leaves and beautiful ornamental appearance, the Ficus Robusta is also a popular choice. It offers a large tropical surface area in a small space.