Jade Bonsai - Samay

Jade Bonsai - Samay

₹1,499 ₹1,999
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Jade Bonsai - Samay
Jade Bonsai - Samay

Jade Bonsai - Samay

  • Beginner Friendly
  • Indoor
  • Medium
  • Ceramic Pot

Samay is a Dwarf Jade bonsai in an elegant multi-trunk forest style, with three distinct woody stems branching out into a wide, balanced silhouette. Its lush, spreading canopy carries dense clusters of small, fleshy, bright green rounded leaves, and it sits in a shallow, oval golden-brown ceramic planter.

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Bonsai care guide

Placement
Direct sunGive it a few hours of direct sun every day.
Watering
Water when the soil dries outWater only when the soil is completely dry. Overwatering is the biggest risk.
Soil
Well-draining soilBest in a gritty, fast-draining mix. Feed every 6–8 weeks in spring and summer.
Pet safety
Pet safeNon-toxic to cats and dogs, making it a worry-free choice for homes with pets.
Pruning
Pinch to keep it compactPinch or trim new tips in spring and summer. It branches where you cut, so the canopy fills in.
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About this Jade Bonsai

Samay is a Jade Bonsai variety known for its multiple thick, woody trunks and a dense canopy of fleshy, teardrop-shaped glossy green leaves. Belonging to the Portulacaria afra species, it is popular with both beginners and experienced growers due to its incredibly hardy and drought-resistant nature. It thrives in warm conditions with bright light and minimal, regular watering. The tree traditionally symbolises good luck, prosperity, and harmony, making it perfect for indoor decoration and as a thoughtful gift. Regular pruning helps maintain its compact, artistic shape and timeless majesty.

Specifications

Botanical name
Portulacaria afra
Variety
Dwarf Jade
Height
Height coming soon
Pot
Ceramic
Where it grows
Indoors or outdoors
Care level
Easy

Did you know?

  • Wild elephants in South Africa feed on it, which is how it got the name Elephant Bush.
  • Its fleshy leaves are its water tank, so it can go a long time between drinks.
  • It isn't a true jade. The regular jade plant (Crassula) belongs to a different family.

Packed for tosses and tumbles

  1. Fit snuglyTucked in tight to ride out every bump.
  2. Tied downPot and soil stay put, whichever way it turns.
  3. Air holesRoom to breathe, so it arrives ready to show off.

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Why Beejro for Bonsai

  • The Exact Tree You See

    Every bonsai is one of a kind. You get the one in the photos.

  • Real Photos, Honest Sizes

    Photographed as it is today, with its height in cm.

  • Arrives Potted, Ready to Display

    Settled in its pot and ready for your shelf on day one.

  • Looked After Until It Ships

    Checked by our team right up to the day it leaves.

  • Delivered Across India

    Packed for the journey to homes all over India.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions
What is a Dwarf Jade bonsai?

A bonsai grown from Portulacaria afra, also called Elephant Bush or Mini Jade: a succulent with a woody trunk and small, round, fleshy leaves that store water.

Is it safe for pets?

Yes. Dwarf Jade is non-toxic to cats and dogs.

Is it a good bonsai for beginners?

Yes. Its leaves and stems hold water, so it forgives a missed watering better than most bonsai.

Does it need direct sun?

Yes, a few hours a day keeps it compact and full. A sunny window or a balcony is ideal. In dim corners it stretches and drops leaves.

How often should I water it?

Only when the soil is completely dry. Overwatering is the biggest risk, so when in doubt, wait a few more days.

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