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ashley_cress

Sun Burnt Rubber Plant?

9 years ago

I'm trying to figure out what's going on with some of the leaves on my rubber plant. Do they look sun burnt? It became very leggy and started dropping leaves last year so I moved it to a large south facing window, now about a third of the leaves look like this. I also have a Jade, Pachira and a Fiddle Fig in front of that window and they're all doing very well. I've tried to google the issue but can't find any pictures of leaves that look like these. Any thoughts?

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