Portulacaria pygmaea

Portulacaria (previously Ceraria), also called the Pygmy Porkbush is a dwarf-leaved succulent found at the border of South Africa and Namibia.

It is a small, compact, soft-wooded, dwarf shrub with Unisexual flowers(dioecious). It has blue-green leaves that are semi-evergreen. Its small, compact branches are often spread and droop to stay close to the ground.
It also develops a thick caudex or root-stock, which has led to it being a popular bonsai specimen.

It is the closest relative of its sister-species Portulacaria fruiculosa within the genus Portulacaria.

Portulacaria pygmaea (previously Ceraria pygmaea), also known as the pygmy porkbush, is a small-leaved dwarf succulent plant found on the border between Namibia and South Africa.

Description

It is a small, compact, soft-wooded, dwarf shrub with Unisexual flowers(dioecious). It has blue-green leaves that are semi-evergreen. Its tiny compact branches spread, and often droop, staying close to the ground.
It also develops a thick caudex or root-stock, which has led to it being a popular bonsai specimen.

Within the genus Portulacaria it is most closely related to its larger sister-species Portulacaria fruticulosa.

References

Portulacaria (previously Ceraria), also called the Pygmy Porkbush is a dwarf-leaved succulent found at the border of South Africa and Namibia.

Description

It is a small, compact, soft-wooded, dwarf shrub with Unisexual flowers(dioecious). It has blue-green leaves that are semi-evergreen. Its tiny compact branches spread, and often droop, staying close to the ground.
It has a thick caudex, or root-stock. This makes it a very popular bonsai species.

Within the genus Portulacaria it is most closely related to its larger sister-species Portulacaria fruticulosa.

References

Portulacaria (previously Ceraria), also called the Pygmy Porkbush is a dwarf-leaved succulent found at the border of South Africa and Namibia.

Description

It is a small, compact, soft-wooded, dwarf shrub with Unisexual flowers(dioecious). Its blue-green leaves are semi-evergreen. Its tiny compact branches spread, and often droop, staying close to the ground.
It also develops a thick caudex or root-stock, which has led to it being a popular bonsai specimen.

Within the genus Portulacaria it is most closely related to its larger sister-species Portulacaria fruticulosa.

References

Portulacaria (previously Ceraria), also called the Pygmy Porkbush is a dwarf-leaved succulent found at the border of South Africa and Namibia.

Description

It is a small, compact, soft-wooded, dwarf shrub with Unisexual flowers(dioecious). It has blue-green leaves that are semi-evergreen. Its small, compact branches are often spread and droop to stay close to the ground.
It also develops a thick caudex or root-stock, which has led to it being a popular bonsai specimen.

Within the genus Portulacaria it is most closely related to its larger sister-species Portulacaria fruticulosa.

References

Portulacaria (previously Ceraria), also called the Pygmy Porkbush is a dwarf-leaved succulent found at the border of South Africa and Namibia.

Description

It is a small, compact, soft-wooded, dwarf shrub with Unisexual flowers(dioecious). It has blue-green leaves that are semi-evergreen. Its tiny compact branches spread, and often droop, staying close to the ground.
It has a thick caudex, or root-stock. This makes it a very popular bonsai species.

Within the genus Portulacaria it is most closely related to its larger sister-species Portulacaria fruticulosa.

References

Portulacaria (previously Ceraria), also called the Pygmy Porkbush is a dwarf-leaved succulent found at the border of South Africa and Namibia.

Description

It is a small, compact, soft-wooded, dwarf shrub with Unisexual flowers(dioecious). It has blue-green leaves that are semi-evergreen. Its tiny compact branches spread, and often droop, staying close to the ground.
It has a thick caudex, or root-stock. This makes it a very popular bonsai species.

It is the closest relative of its sister-species Portulacaria fruiculosa within the genus Portulacaria.

References

Portulacaria (previously Ceraria), also called the Pygmy Porkbush is a dwarf-leaved succulent found at the border of South Africa and Namibia.

Description

It is a small, compact, soft-wooded, dwarf shrub with Unisexual flowers(dioecious). It has blue-green leaves that are semi-evergreen. Its tiny compact branches spread, and often droop, staying close to the ground.
It also develops a thick caudex or root-stock, which has led to it being a popular bonsai specimen.

Within the genus Portulacaria it is most closely related to its larger sister-species Portulacaria fruticulosa.

References

Portulacaria (previously Ceraria), also called the Pygmy Porkbush is a dwarf-leaved succulent found at the border of South Africa and Namibia.

Description

It is a small, compact, soft-wooded, dwarf shrub with Unisexual flowers(dioecious). Its blue-green leaves are semi-evergreen. It has small, compact branches that spread and often droop to stay close to the ground.
It has a thick caudex, or root-stock. This makes it a very popular bonsai species.

Within the genus Portulacaria it is most closely related to its larger sister-species Portulacaria fruticulosa.

References

Portulacaria pygmaea (previously Ceraria pygmaea), also known as the pygmy porkbush, is a small-leaved dwarf succulent plant found on the border between Namibia and South Africa.

Description

It is a small, compact, soft-wooded, dwarf shrub with Unisexual flowers(dioecious). It has blue-green leaves that are semi-evergreen. Its tiny compact branches spread, and often droop, staying close to the ground.
It also develops a thick caudex or root-stock, which has led to it being a popular bonsai specimen.

It is the closest relative of its sister-species Portulacaria fruiculosa within the genus Portulacaria.

References