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pink jade plant Pink Jade Bonsai in Nursery Grow Pot (树马齿苋) – Pulpy Garden

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pink jade plant Pink Jade Bonsai in Nursery Grow Pot (树马齿苋) – Pulpy GardenPortulacaria afra f. variegata (Elephant Bush) in Nursery Grow Pot () Common Names Rainbow Bush, Variegated Elephant Bush, Variegated Elephant Shrub, Variegated Elephant Food, Chinese Jade, Pink Jade Synonyms Portulacaria afra 'Tricolor' How to Grow and Care They require bright indirect sunlight and require well drained soil (free draining gritty mix). Overly bright sunlight can char the leaves and cause them to drop off. They thrive in gritty, well

Portulacaria afra f. variegata (Elephant Bush) in Nursery Grow Pot (树马齿苋)

Common Names

Rainbow Bush, Variegated Elephant Bush, Variegated Elephant Shrub, Variegated Elephant Food, Chinese Jade, Pink Jade

Synonyms

Portulacaria afra 'Tricolor'

 

 

How to Grow and Care

They require bright indirect sunlight and require well-drained soil (free-draining gritty mix). Overly bright sunlight can char the leaves and cause them to drop off. They thrive in gritty, well-draining soils and pots with drainage holes. Never over water, water only once a week. Elephant Bush plants in the home interior should not have consistently wet feet. Make sure the pot drains well and don't leave a saucer with water sitting under the container or saucer.

** Protect from heavy rains and standing water to prevent rot.

 

Size of Planter: height 8.5cm x diameter 10cm

Height including Pot: 32cm approximately

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