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Jade Plant or Elephant Bush - can't tell them apart? It's said that these 6 are all Jade Plants
Regarding the varieties of Jade Plant, according to relevant sources, there are currently about 200 plus varieties of Jade Plant cultivated as garden plants. Since Jade Plants can be crossbred during propagation, new varieties are constantly appearing. But what exactly are their names...
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For jade plants and elephant bushes, pinch here and water with a little "wood" water, then leave them alone for 6 months and they become old stumps.
Jade plants (Crassula ovata) and elephant bushes (Portulacaria afra) are both fairly common houseplants among gardening enthusiasts, but many growers find they grow very slowly and don't develop any shape even after several years! Today let's look at how to make jade plants and elephant bushes grow a bit faster and quickly turn into little old stumps...
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Grow Portulacaria afra (elephant bush) this way: no root rot, no leaf drop, and one plant can be propagated into many lush, leafy ones
The name "golden branch, jade leaf" sounds quite nice, it is very pleasant to hear, and its meaning is beautiful too. It is also especially easy to keep alive, somewhat like the jade plant (Crassula ovata), with a graceful shape and lush branches and leaves. In the process of growing Portulacaria afra, people often run into leaf drop and even root rot...
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What are the cultivation methods and techniques for the elephant bush (Portulacaria afra)?
How do you grow an elephant bush well?
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Can Water-Grown Elephant Ear (Alocasia) Be Kept Together with Fish?
Fish cannot be kept in the container of a water-grown Elephant Ear. This is because its roots, stems, and leaves contain toxic sap, and if it gets injured and this sap flows into the water, it will poison the small fish. More importantly, the water it drips is also toxic and can easily fall into the water, poisoning the small fish.
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The Elephant at War: From the Age of Cold Weapons to the 21st Century
In our minds, elephants seem to be the very picture of gentleness and good nature, and the somewhat smaller Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) in particular is known for its high intelligence and docile temperament. But history has played a little joke on us: the war elephants that once made the famously valiant Alexander the Great uneasy were none other than Asian elephants.
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What are the cultivation methods to make a Portulacaria afra (elephant bush) grow into a full, overflowing pot?
Cultivation methods for a full, overflowing pot of Portulacaria afra
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Take a cutting from a Portulacaria afra (elephant bush) and it will grow on its own; with this care routine it becomes a large old trunk in one year
Portulacaria afra (elephant bush) is a houseplant loved by many flower lovers, with fleshy stems in purplish-brown or light brown, and round, emerald-green leaves of a certain thickness; it easily develops into an old trunk and has very high ornamental value. Many people see the golden-branch...
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Grow Portulacaria afra (elephant bush) this way and it won't get yellow leaves; it grows fast and easily fills the pot
Portulacaria afra (elephant bush) - just hearing the name is very pleasant, and it is also very easy to care for, growing very fast, so it is deeply loved by people. But recently some flower lovers have reported that the Portulacaria afra they are growing is dropping leaves... why?
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