Common varieties of rubber trees

White-leaved rubber tree

The leaves are green with milky white irregular patches, and are otherwise the same as the rubber tree.

White leaves with yellow edges Rubber tree

The leaves have irregular milky white spots and irregular light yellow or yellow edges at the leaf margins. But its growth is slower than other varieties.

Round-leaved rubber tree

The leaves are broad and oval, thick and leathery, up to 35 cm long and 12 cm wide, with a nearly rounded tip with a slight or pointed tip, a regular semicircular base, a distinct main vein, abundant lateral veins, and green leaves with red.

Round-leaved yellow-spotted rubber tree

It has round leaves with creamy yellow spots on the leaves.

Black King Kong Rubber Tree

It is a round-leaf type with dark green leaves and a black-green luster. It is one of the most common varieties.

Yellow-leaved rubber tree

The green leaves have creamy yellow spots and are a long-leaf variety.

Rubber Tree

It is a dwarf species of rubber tree, about 2 meters tall, with an upright stem, large branching angles, an open and spreading crown, a brown-yellow or light brown-yellow trunk, gray-brown or black-gray perennial plants, and green new branches of the year.