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Archive of Paul Stokes

29Jan2007

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The Wonderful and Varied Jade and other Crassulas

Jade are one of the most carefree bonsai to be found. In modern day computer terminology, you could call them "user friendly." They can tolerate full sun or very shady locations. They can go long periods without water and will continue to grow and look good with only minimal fertilizer and care. They grow quickly and can be pruned into topiary shapes or cut and twisted for a bonsai appearance.

27Jan2007