Origin
The Ficus elastica 'Cloe', also commonly known as the rubber plant, has its origin in southeast Asia and parts of India. This plant is indigenous to the rainforests and belongs to the Moraceae family.

Characteristics
The Ficus elastica 'Cloe' is known for its striking, dark green leaves, which are shiny and have a leathery texture. This plant can grow significantly in size, making it a real eye-catcher. The leaves are laurel-like in shape and can reach up to 30 cm in length. The Ficus elastica 'Cloe' sets itself apart with red leaf stalks and the elongated, oval shape of the leaves.

Care
In caring for the Ficus elastica 'Cloe', it's important to take into account its tropical origin. This plant needs a light location, but not for long in bright direct sunlight. The plant needs well-draining soil and benefits from regular watering without too much water stagnation. It's important to give the plant less water in winter and possibly apply some plant food during the growing period.