Description
DESCRIPTION: it belongs to the succulent bonsai, it has fleshy green leaves, the trunk and young branches are brown-red and look better than Crassula, where they are long green.
LOCATION: sunny site, temperature 10-30oC, drop below 5oC and heavy waterlogging are devastating.
WATERING: abundant watering until it dries out
FERTILIZATION: 1 x a month
TRANSPLANTING: after two to three years, anchoring is important, because the watery crown is heavy and there is a risk of overturning. New roots will willingly grow in a dry substrate, even from an old trunk if we remove, for example, all old, rotten roots (excessive watering)
SOIL: ordinary garden soil and coarser sand in a ratio of 1:2, or Substrate for bonsai Bonsai Master with the addition of 1 part coarser sand.
PRUNING: tolerates cutting well in a bright location, branches willingly.
SHAPING: the wire is rarely used here, I recommend not watering the purslane for a long time before it, then it is surprisingly easy.
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