I was given this plant as a gift, but have no idea what species it is. I also don't know how best to look after it. I would be grateful for any pointers!
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This is a type of succulent called a Jade plant. Can thrive in poor soil, doesn't require alot of water. Very easy to grow and take care of. Water once a week. Enjoy!
It is in the succulent family, seen in Nurseries all around this area.
This is called a jade succulent, very easy to grow, and long lasting.
It's definitely a jade plant. If you pick off leaves lower, you can form it into a tree. If you pinch off the branches, it will grow into two more, allowing you to form a tree even more. But keep in mind, it grows relatively slowly. I have had some of my jades for years.
Any leaves or branches you remove will easily grow into a new plant. They are remarkably hearty and need very little water. I have found plant starts that were dried out behind my couch that were still able to green up and grow. A fun and rewarding plant.
It is a succulent, a Jade plant. Other names for this plant are Money tree, Dollar tree, Lucky plant, Friendship plant, to name a few. Some people believe it is lucky to have in your home, that it will bring you wealth and prosperity.
Crassula ovata, commonly known as jade plant, lucky plant, money plant or money tree, is a succulent plant with small pink or white flowers that is native to the KwaZulu-Natal province and Eastern Cape of South Africa and Mozambique, and is common as a houseplant worldwide. Wikipedia
I had this and I agree that it is the jade plant. It is an easy plant to grow.
I want to add: do not overwater.
I have one of these but leaves keep dropping off, would it be over watering or not enough
We use to call this a rubber plant, and you must keep clean with water as it collects dust, by wiping off with damp cloth and just sprinkle a litter water every day on any plant like a spring shower, no need to drown them.
A very easy to maintain plant. These can often be planted in tiny rocks as a rock garden.
I'd agree that this is a jade plant or sometimes called a money plant because of the belief that it is a lucky plant to keep.
Jade plant, it is a type of succulent and fun to grow..
It looks like you have the beginning of a nice jade plant.
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here is a photo of one of my jade plants:
It is a Jade Plant...usually a very easy plant to keep going. I remember my grandmother always had them....nice memories..
Jade plants are very easy to grow... Not much attention needed
And if you repot it fairly frequently into progressively larger pots, it can grow to be quite tall. It does well in full sunlight but will require more frequent watering.
You have a healthy looking jade plant. I looks good nestled in with other plants. Standing alone in an unusual pot it gives a minimalist look.
If I believe right that plant is a Jade plant
This is a Jade Plant. A succulent and very low maintenance. Enjoy.
That is a jade plant. It is a succulent and requires light watering and sunshine.
Looks like a jade to me.
This is a Jade Tree. It is like a succulent. It thrives on lots of filtered light and can survive a little bit of drying out. If you pinch off the new growth leaves, it will put out TWO branches at that point. I pinch mine a lot.
It looks like a jade plant
This is a jade plant/money plant. It is considered to promote wealth when set at entrance to your home.
This plant looks like a Jade. They do well indoors in a bright area or on a porch away from direct sunlight. Overwatering is the worse offender to this succulent type of plant and root rot will kill it.
This is a jade plant. A member of the succulent family, it is a great houseplant that is difficult to kill. Water whe the ground feels dry. Does ok in almost any light.
I am WAY late to the party on this one....so if you still need to know, this is a Jade Plant. I raised them for years and years. They like water (so water every other day...but don't soak them...just enough to moisten the soil). They also like sun.
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They are often known as good luck plants....and make nice housewarming gifts.
They are SUPER easy to root to start "babies". Just break off a thick stem, put in a narrow pill bottle or other small container and keep water filled and put it in a sunny window. You should get roots in a few weeks. Transplant into a good dirt mixture as soon as the roots are solid and look like they are starting to ball.
This is a Jade Plant. It likes full sun and moderate water, make sure the soil dries out between watering (maybe 2 weeks in the summer, 3-4 in the winter). Do not let it sit in water. If the leaves start to shrivel or fall off its probably being over watered. Red edges mean its getting a lot of direct light, its ok as long as the leaves stay predominantly green.
That's a young jade plant.a succulent. Water sparingly.keep soil well drained.
Jade plant.
Jade plant.
This is a jade plant. They are very easy to take care of. It is a succulent, so it needs little water and bright sunlight. Make sure the pot has a hole in it and son't over water.
Jade plant. It is a succulent.
This is a succulent called a "Jade Plant". Mine lives on my porch in California area 9, and I have seen them used as hedges. It is very easy to start more plants from a piece. Currently, in January, mine is blooming with clusters of small, white flowers. It gets afternoon sun. It has survived an occasional night of 29degrees and afternoons as high as 116.
Jade plant!
Looks like a jade plant
Crassula ovata.
My daughter has a jade plant that has been so healthy for the past year and suddenly all the leaves are dropping. Does anyone know why this would suddenly happen other than perhaps over-watering?
That looks like a Jade plant. I got one when it was very tiny. I put it in a sunny window, and it's grown incredibly well. It's a pretty easy plant to care for I've found. Sorry, can't give you much more advice. I'm still learning myself. But yes, I'm quite certain/ pretty positive that's a Jade plant.
thats a jade plant keep it away from pets and children its poisonous
It's a jade plant
I know it's a jade plant. Part of the succulent family.
its a succulent I have the same plant--brought it 99cent store--an oh what a beauty I now have
This is a Jade plant. They are a succulent, which means they are easily killed by too much watering. Let the soil dry out between waterings, and give plenty of bright, indirect light. Too much direct sunshine will turn the fleshy leaves quite red. If you give it the right care, it may reward you with flowers.
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