Bonsai
Rough-Bark Dwarf Jade Bonsai Starter
Miniature jade are perfect for beginners! Dwarf jade are one of the easiest indoor/outdoor bonsai to grow and maintain. These starters are in 3.5" nursery containers, and have 1/4" trunks, with multiple shoots.
The photos are representative, you will receive plants that look similar, but not identical to these images. Single - 1 plant Two-pack - two plants, Three-pack - three plants. Six-pack - six plants.
These plants are the "corkbark" variety of dwarf jade, which exhibit smooth bark when young but later develop rough bark and interesting textures.
Native to South Africa, the P. Afra - aka Elephant Bush, or "spekboom" gets its name because it's a favorite food of African Elephants. It's a succulent-type plant similar to jade, but with smaller, bright green shiny leaves which are edible.
We recommend that you fertilize regularly, and place your miniature jade in a sunny warm location. It can grow indoors or outdoors in any bright location, but be sure to protect it from freezing temperatures.
Domestic Shipping to USA only.
Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews
I got the trees I wanted although they did not arrive in the best condition.
Just unpacked my dwarf jade plant. Very nice little specimen with lots of branches and green leaves still intact. This plant arrived in great shape and I'm very satisfied.
Christmas Eve Miracle!
Bonsaify replaced a Rough-Bark Dwarf Jade Bonsai that was damaged during shipment.
The new plant is quite a good specimen with plenty of leaves that perked up after a few days in sunlight. I'm very satisfied with this plant and am enjoying watching it grow.
Hi John,
Sorry to hear the plant was damaged in shipping, we've dispatched a replacement.
Best,
Eric
Plants arrived in good condition
I purchased 3 of these lil things. I understood they are all different, so let's soo what happens over the years. I'm not 100% satisfied with the quality for the price, but let's see. They are much taller than expected, which is a plus for me. One of them is rotted at the base, and most of the branches are dead.
