This is where he feels most comfortable

Which room is best for my rubber tree?

Of the not hardy rubber tree likes it warm and bright. As a result, many bedrooms are unsuitable. On the one hand, they are usually not or only slightly heated, and on the other hand, the bedroom windows are often on the north side of a house.

Moderately heated in winter, with one temperature of at least 12 ° C and with a window to the east, however, the bedroom is well suited as winter quarters. The resulting winter rest offers your rubber tree relaxation. In spring he needs more warmth and should move. Otherwise it will not form any new shoots.

A bright warm living room is practically ideal for the rubber tree. However, there should be no drafts and your rubber tree should not be in the blazing midday sun. The large leaves are quite prone to sunburn. The rubber tree is allowed to enjoy the summer when the temperatures are right outdoors spend. Slowly get used to the fresh air in a slightly shady place.

Is the rubber tree also suitable for office spaces?

The rubber tree is an almost ideal plant for office spaces, as it also takes the irregular one to water not bad there. On the contrary, because it doesn't need a lot of water and copes much better with a slight drought than with waterlogging. fertilizer he only needs it every six weeks. However, you shouldn't put it in a dark corner because a rubber tree needs it lots of light.

The essentials in brief:

• well suited for the warm living room
• Bedroom not an ideal location
• ideal: windows facing east or west
• unsuitable: windows facing south or north
• needs a lot of light
• does not tolerate drafts
• almost ideal office plant