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Challenging the Bonsai A to Z entry for Chinese Jade (Crassula ovata).

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Existing Bonsai A To Z Entry for Chinese Jade (Crassula ovata) Chinese Jade (Crassula ovata)  - (Tree Type (Indoors)) Also known as Jade or Money tree. Succulent plant, originating from South Africa, with rounded to pear-shaped grey/green leaves which sometimes are edged with a red tinge. STYLE : Best suited to informal upright or clump. WARNING : If leaves begin to wrinkle then soil is too dry. Care Info REPOT : Every 2 years in spring, when young and when roots fill pot as the plant grows older. SOIL : Fine grit is best, although loam based mixes can be used but require less water. PRUNE : Any time while in active growth. PINCH: Pinch growing tips to maintain shape. WATER : Almost dry in winter and only water when almost dry in summer. FEED : Half strength balanced feed during growing season. WARNING : If leaves begin to wrinkle then soil is too dry.

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