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bonsai of jade plant JadeDwarf Jade Portulacaria Afra A must have for any bonsai collection. This easy to care for and low maintenance bonsai is great for beginners or advanced enthusiasts! While technically a succulent, it is still considered a bonsai tree due to their unique cork like bark that it develops with age. Well known for woody, cracked, cork bark it makes quite the contrast with the bright green leaves making it perfect for bonsai. The Dwarf Jade, originating from

Dwarf Jade | Portulacaria Afra

A must have for any bonsai collection. This easy to care for and low maintenance bonsai is great for beginners or advanced enthusiasts! While technically a succulent, it is still considered a bonsai tree due to their unique cork-like bark that it develops with age. Well known for woody, cracked, cork bark it makes quite the contrast with the bright green leaves making it perfect for bonsai.

The Dwarf Jade, originating from South Africa, is a resilient plant that thrives in rocky, sandy environments. It is accustomed to enduring long periods of drought and excessive watering can lead to rot. This succulent can grow up to 4 feet in height and 5 feet in width, with an impressive 10-inch-wide trunk. 

Leaves: The Dwarf Jade plant is characterized by its small, rounded, and fleshy leaves that resemble tiny green coins, earning it the nickname "Money Tree". Legend has it that this plant brings prosperity and good luck to one's life. During the summer months, the leaves may take on a reddish hue, making it an intriguing addition to any home throughout the year. 

 Flowers: Although rare to occur in Canada if provided enough light during the summer months you can get a true spectacle of clusters of star-shaped pink flowers. Truly a delight for any plant lovers.

Sun Requirement: Full Sun

Watering Requirements: Water the soil thoroughly to help saturate the entire substrate. Water infrequently allow the soil to completely dry out between waterings, once the leaves begin to wrinkle and shrink it is time to water. Water thoroughly and ensure the entire soil is fully saturated.

Growth Rate: 4”-12”/year

Ideal PH 6.0-7.0

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