Bonsai Dwarf Jade Plant
Portulacaria Afra
Family
Portulacaceae
Origin
South Africa
Description
Dwarf Jade is a fleshy, soft, woody small tree that grows up to 3m (10ft.) It has a thick trunk, but a fine branch structure with thick green oval-shaped succulent leaves. During autumn months it occasionally blossoms white flowers, but only if there have been droughts in the season. The bark is green and soft when it's young, and it transitions into a red-brown color as it ages.
The Dwarf Jade Bonsai is a succulent featuring thick green leaves and excellent drought resistance. It is simple to prune and care for, occasionally producing small pink flowers during summer, which add seasonal appeal.
Specifications
Age : 4 Years
Height : 20 - 30 cm
Note : The plant might differ a little than the picture as each Bonsai is created differently.
Environment
Jade plant bonsai should be watered enough to keep the soil moist, but allowed to almost dry out before watering. The leaves of the Jade tree store water, allowing the tree to go short periods with no water. This species is susceptible to root rot if they are consistently overwatered. Do not water untill soil become enough dry.
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Description
Portulacaria Afra
Family
Portulacaceae
Origin
South Africa
Description
Dwarf Jade is a fleshy, soft, woody small tree that grows up to 3m (10ft.) It has a thick trunk, but a fine branch structure with thick green oval-shaped succulent leaves. During autumn months it occasionally blossoms white flowers, but only if there have been droughts in the season. The bark is green and soft when it's young, and it transitions into a red-brown color as it ages.
The Dwarf Jade Bonsai is a succulent featuring thick green leaves and excellent drought resistance. It is simple to prune and care for, occasionally producing small pink flowers during summer, which add seasonal appeal.
Specifications
Age : 4 Years
Height : 20 - 30 cm
Note : The plant might differ a little than the picture as each Bonsai is created differently.
Environment
Jade plant bonsai should be watered enough to keep the soil moist, but allowed to almost dry out before watering. The leaves of the Jade tree store water, allowing the tree to go short periods with no water. This species is susceptible to root rot if they are consistently overwatered. Do not water untill soil become enough dry.
