Bonsai trees
The Jade bonsaiPublished: 02/27/2007 Latin name Crassula ovata syn. Crasssula arborescens Common name Jade tree Description This tree's origin is the South Africa region. It can be up to 3 metres tall in nature. Has rough twigs and leafs. If kept on very bright places, leafs have red border. During the winter and early spring periods, leafs may become rose coloured. sponsored links Type indoor bonsai Maintenance Light: You should put this bonsai at a shiny place with direct sunlight. Temperature and exposure Avoid temperatures lower than 10° C. Pruning and forming Cut twigs and sprouts if they grow more than desired especially during Spring. Cut larger limbs throughout the entire year. In order to form the Jade tree properly, don't let twigs grow at the lowest levels. Soil and replanting Sandy and good pervious soil. Replant the tree every two years throughout the Spring. Watering and fertilization The Jade tree doesn't require any heavy watering, so that do water it wisely. Watering during Winter should be done once per 3-4 weeks. Fertilization is necessary only once per month. Reproduction By cutting at any time. Twigs or leafsgive roots in sandy soil easily. Styles The Informal Upright style, The Double-Base style, The Multi-Base style, The Barge style. This bonsai looks the best if reaches medium sizes at least. Pictures This is a place for pictures of real Ficus bonsai trees. If you have any, send us them and they will be published with your copyright and link to your site if necessary. This article has been viewed 1020 time(s). We recommend you to visit:
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