In this brief video, I’ll talk about how to prune and propagate your indoor rubber plant & include tips for a soil mix to use that has good drainage. This method will encourage your existing plant to start branching and get bushier.
Be sure to keep the plant indoors at room temperature to survive & thrive and that it receives plenty of daylight in a well-lit room. The white sap is toxic for consumption, so please don’t allow humans, children, or pets to consume it.
Cost-Effective Soil Recipe for Good Drainage
Our rubber plant soil mix will contain:
- Garden Soil/Compost
- Perlite
- Peat Moss
- Sand
