Dwarf Jade Bonsai – Compact, Resilient, and Effortlessly Beautiful
This Dwarf Jade (Portulacaria afra) stands 17" tall with a 10" spread, displayed in a classic light gray-blue Yixing glazed ceramic pot with feet. Its upright trunk and lush canopy create a refined tree-like appearance, while its glossy emerald leaves add fresh contrast against the sturdy bark.
Known as the “Elephant Bush” in its native South Africa, this species is famous for its resilience. In the wild, elephants feed on the leaves, snapping branches that simply root and grow again. That same toughness makes it one of the easiest bonsai to own. Its fleshy leaves store water, allowing it to thrive with minimal attention and bounce back quickly if you miss a watering.
Over time, this bonsai will continue to develop a thick trunk and well-defined canopy, delivering the aged character enthusiasts value. This is the exact tree you’ll receive, photographed to showcase its shape and personality.
Why You’ll Love This Tree
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Beginner-Friendly & Forgiving: Stores water in its leaves and thrives with minimal care
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Nature’s Survivor: Nicknamed the “Elephant Plant” for its ability to regenerate even after being trampled
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Hand-Selected for Style: Balanced trunk, refined branching, and paired with a bold blue glazed ceramic pot
Features
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Height: 17" (from table to top of tree)
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Spread: 10" wide
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Pot: 10" rectangular glazed ceramic container
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Photos taken: August 24, 2025
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Ships directly from our Florida nursery
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The tree pictured is the tree you’ll receive
Please Read Before Purchasing
This is a high-value bonsai that we’ve spent years watering, fertilizing, pruning, and caring for. Once it leaves our nursery, its care is 100% in your hands. By purchasing this tree, you acknowledge that Bonsai Outlet makes no warranties once it leaves our facility. All one-of-a-kind trees are sold “as is.”Sales are final—no refunds or exchanges. We assume you know what you’re buying and how to care for it, but if you have any questions, ask before purchasing. We’re happy to help!