Portulacaria afra

Superbe ************

Obrigada Thierry

C'est fascinant.

Obrigada Malik

Beautiful! What a thick stem it has!
Very well composed and captured.
I call two my own, but far smaller ones, which I try to care propper for. What ever this means ... I am not a good pot garderner, unfortunately. Of course, they are younger as yours and by far smaller and thinner.

This one is about 40 years old and led as macro bonsaï...

O, mine are maybe 4 years old ... still a way to go. ;-)
But I have a Crassula, age 30.

You can prune it and make a macro bonsaï ...

Nice and simple.

Obrigada Richard

Pequeño pero con fuerte tronco, bien captado.

Lo llevo como bonsaï...

It looks very healthy and by the trunk quite old, do yo prune it to keep it relatively small

40 years of pruning...

Enorme e belo!
Ele está lindamente protegido, Isabel

A proteção é o biombo que protege a lenha, foi só para a foto, para que se destaque melhor.

Trés beau bonzaï

Obrigada Jean Paul

Awesome shot! Stay well!

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Obrigada William

Bonsai !!

Isso!

Is that what we call a Jade plant? Amazing. I only have tiny ones in pots on my windowsills.
I like the pattern of the leaves against the pattern of the fence.

seen and enjoyed in 'plants vs structures'.

Not exactly a jade plant but quite similar. Jade plants need to live outside to thrive and flourish.

Except they would die in our winter, so here we have them as houseplants. They don't flourish much, but they do thrive!

If you have them outside all spring/summer and then let they have one week with cooler nights about +5ºC and then take them in they will flourish even more... they need some cold for that, but no thermic shock.

Good to know! Thanks.

très réussi en bonsai

Obrigada Neira

Belo bonsai.

Obrigada Paulo