Jade bonsai tree
The Jade plant originated in the dry regions of South Africa. This is a succulent plant. This means the plant has the ability to store water for a long time. This undemanding plant is suitable for individuals who travel often. It is also a great choice for people who are prone to forget to water the plants.
Although the tree grows to a height of 10 feet tall, it is an ideal bonsai for beginners. Jade is easy to care for. And it will be a thing of beauty for years to come.
Care guide for Jade bonsai tree
Temperature: In the winter, Jade can tolerate 50-61 degrees. But the plant will grow well between 61 and 71 degrees. Freezing temperatures will damage this succulent plant. It will grow well indoors throughout the year but will be happiest if it gets to enjoy the outdoors during the summer.
Lighting: Keep the jade indoors near a bright window. They love fresh air. After the last frost of the season, it will Love being outside in a spot where it will receive full sunlight. Full sun encourages the leaves to remain small and compact. They can tolerate partial sunlight.
Watering: The Jade bonsai needs to be watered only after the soil is dry. This plant needs very little water. In the winter, if it is placed in a cool spot, it will only need water every four to eight weeks. The Jade bonsai plant can go without water for four weeks without suffering at all. This feature makes it easy to care for plants a gem for busy people.
Fertilizing: Do not feed during the winter months. It only prefers to be fertilized in the spring and summer. Every four weeks with a liquid bonsai fertilizer is fine.
Growing tips for Jade plant
- Put the plant in natural indirect bright Light.
- While watering, poke your finger or small stick into the soil to check the moisture.
- Water only when topsoil (1-2 inches) feels dry to touch.
- Do not re-pot for min. 2 weeks after receiving the plant.
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