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Jade plant, money tree
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Jade plant, money tree
Crassula ovata
Succulent Plants
South Australia Region
A slow growing succulent that can reach up to 3m high but is mostly seen at about 1m x 1m. It has a thick trunk and branches with fleshy dark green leaves that may show a red tinge on the edges in strong light. Crassula needs well drained soil, allow the soil to dry out between waterings, plenty of light / sun and if conditions are right it will reward you with white flowers too Care is needed however as it is toxic to both cats and dogs. Portulacaria affra is another species of similar appearance and requirements.
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