Jade bonsai (Crassula/Portulacaria) - Height (Tree): 25 cm - Depth (Tree): 17 cm - Belgium

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Jade bonsai from Belgium, grown in the Bezem (hokidachi) style, with a 2 cm trunk width and a 25 cm tree height (pot: 15 cm wide, 10 cm deep, 6 cm high).

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The jade bonsai is known as a symbol of happiness, prosperity, and wealth. With its glossy, fleshy leaves and compact growth, it is not only a feast for the eyes but also a real mood-creator in the home or at the office.

Easy to care for and rich in positive energy — this little tree makes a charming gift for yourself or someone else. Place it in a sunny spot, water it from time to time, and let the luck grow.

The jade bonsai is known as a symbol of happiness, prosperity, and wealth. With its glossy, fleshy leaves and compact growth, it is not only a feast for the eyes but also a real mood-creator in the home or at the office.

Easy to care for and rich in positive energy — this little tree makes a charming gift for yourself or someone else. Place it in a sunny spot, water it from time to time, and let the luck grow.

Details

Species of tree
Jade bonsai (Crassula/Portulacaria)
Growing style
Broom (hokidachi)
Width of trunk
2 cm
Country of origin
Belgium
Height (Tree)
25 cm
Depth (Tree)
17 cm
Height (Pot)
6 cm
Width (Pot)
15 cm
Depth (Pot)
10 cm
BelgiumVerified
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Objects sold
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