Ficus elastica 'Tineke'

Ficus elastica 'Tineke' (scientific name: Ficus elastica 'Tineke') is a horticultural variety of the Indian rubber tree (scientific name: Ficus elastica), a non-cold-resistant evergreen broad-leaved tree of the Ficus genus of the Moraceae family native to India. It is popular as an ornamental plant for admiring its leaves because of the beautiful mottled pattern on the leaves. It is also known as the "spotted Indian rubber tree. It does not flower. The leaves are green with pinkish yellow or light yellow surrounding them. It prefers warm temperatures and moderate humidity. Too much direct sunlight may cause the leaves to burn brown, while too little sunlight will cause the pink color of the leaves to fade and make it difficult for new leaves to grow, making the plant look unattractive.

Common name: Ficus elastica 'Tineke', scientific name: Ficus elastica 'Tineke', also known as spotted Indian gum tree, origin: horticultural, height: 30 m, single leaf, leaf shape: oval, leaf color: green + yellow + cream + pink, leaf texture: leathery, thick and glossy, Leaf length: 10-30 cm, Leaf width: 5-15 cm, Leaf margin: entire, Phyllotaxis: alternate, Inflorescence: racemose, Flowering season: none, Propagation: cuttings, Uses: roadside tree, ornamental plant, potted plant.everlasting happiness.