Crassula ovata (Jade plant) 4"
Other names: Friendship Plant, Money Plant
The Jade Plant, with its plump, glossy leaves and sturdy stem, is a charming and low-maintenance succulent. This slow-growing beauty is not just easy to care for—it also brings a touch of good luck and positive energy, making it a popular symbol of prosperity and friendship.
Watering:
This resilient plant is a master at storing water in its thick leaves and stem, so it’s a pro at surviving dry spells. To keep it thriving, let the soil dry out completely between waterings. If the leaves start to droop or shrivel, it’s a sign your jade plant is asking for a drink. During winter, cut back on watering as it enters a period of dormancy and uses less water.
Light:
Jade plants thrive in bright, indirect light. They can tolerate some direct sunlight but be cautious—midday sun can scorch their delicate leaves. A spot near a sunny window is their perfect happy place.
Other names: Friendship Plant, Money Plant
The Jade Plant, with its plump, glossy leaves and sturdy stem, is a charming and low-maintenance succulent. This slow-growing beauty is not just easy to care for—it also brings a touch of good luck and positive energy, making it a popular symbol of prosperity and friendship.
Watering:
This resilient plant is a master at storing water in its thick leaves and stem, so it’s a pro at surviving dry spells. To keep it thriving, let the soil dry out completely between waterings. If the leaves start to droop or shrivel, it’s a sign your jade plant is asking for a drink. During winter, cut back on watering as it enters a period of dormancy and uses less water.
Light:
Jade plants thrive in bright, indirect light. They can tolerate some direct sunlight but be cautious—midday sun can scorch their delicate leaves. A spot near a sunny window is their perfect happy place.
Other names: Friendship Plant, Money Plant
The Jade Plant, with its plump, glossy leaves and sturdy stem, is a charming and low-maintenance succulent. This slow-growing beauty is not just easy to care for—it also brings a touch of good luck and positive energy, making it a popular symbol of prosperity and friendship.
Watering:
This resilient plant is a master at storing water in its thick leaves and stem, so it’s a pro at surviving dry spells. To keep it thriving, let the soil dry out completely between waterings. If the leaves start to droop or shrivel, it’s a sign your jade plant is asking for a drink. During winter, cut back on watering as it enters a period of dormancy and uses less water.
Light:
Jade plants thrive in bright, indirect light. They can tolerate some direct sunlight but be cautious—midday sun can scorch their delicate leaves. A spot near a sunny window is their perfect happy place.