Why Is My Jade Plant Dying
Jade plants are treasured plants, both for their appearance and ease of care. Yet, sometimes things can go wrong, resulting in a sickly plant that may seem like it’s on
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The Jade plant – Crassula Argenta [krass-YEW-luh ar-JEN-tee-uh] are dependable, undemanding, and versatile. The jade comes from South Africa but has the beauty of an Oriental sculpture.
The succulent jade stores water in its thick, fleshy leaves. This water storage allows the jade to go for long periods between waterings.
Its beautiful structure and jade green leaves are its main attractions. It makes a beautiful bonsai plant.
In the summer, it may produce small pink or white flowers.
Keep jade small in a small container or allow it in a large 4′ foot tall floor plant over many years.
- Light: Medium to high light – (near to a bright east or south facing window).
- Temperature: 55° to 85° degrees Fahrenheit (13° to 29°C). Can tolerate 40° degrees Fahrenheit (4°C) without damage.
- Water: Water thoroughly, and allow the potting mix to almost dry out before watering again.
- Humidity: Low (10% or more).
- Fertilization: Apply liquid houseplant fertilizer at 1/2 strength every two months.
- Propagation: Tip cuttings 2″ to 4″ inches (5 to 10.cm) or leaf cuttings.
- Special Care: Repot every two years or when the plant becomes rootbound. Repot using a well-draining succulent potting soil.
- Common Problems: Excessive leaf loss caused by overwatering.
How To Repot Jade Plants
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How To Care For A Jade Plant Outside
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Jade Plant Watering: How Often Do You Water A Jade Plant?
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Is The Popular Succulent Jade Plant Poisonous or Toxic?
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How To Care For and Grow The Jade Plant: Video
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