Books & Guides
Reference books for going deeper than our own care guide covers.
Jade (Crassula ovata and the related Portulacaria afra) is technically a succulent, not a tree, but it's trained and shaped exactly like traditional bonsai species. Its thick, water-storing leaves make it exceptionally tolerant of missed waterings — a genuinely good choice if under-watering, not over-watering, is your usual failure mode with plants.
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Lively Crassula Ovata Bonsai
Approx. 20-25cm, ceramic pot
A live Jade Plant (Crassula ovata) bonsai — thick, succulent leaves that store water, making it exceptionally tolerant of missed waterings.
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Jade Plant Bonsai (Crassula Ovata)
Approx. 15-25cm, ceramic pot
A second live Crassula ovata listing — same easy-care species, worth comparing current size and pot style against our other jade.
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Crassula Ovata 'Gollum' Jade Tree
15-20cm, 12cm pot
The 'Gollum' cultivar — tubular, finger-like leaves instead of the flat oval leaves of standard jade, a distinctive variation on the species.
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Money Plant — Crassula Ovata Jade Bonsai, 12cm Pot
12cm pot
A compact, smaller-potted live jade plant — a lower-cost entry point into the species than our larger listings.
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Jade Tree (Portulacaria Afra) — Broom Style
Broom style, with drip tray
A different jade species — Portulacaria afra ("Elephant Bush") rather than Crassula ovata — styled in the classic broom form with multiple branches from a single point.
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