Description
Spill the tea- All the plant gossip, through the grapevine. Pun intended
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Plant EssentialsFertilizer/ feed for the plant:Feed a balanced fertiliser, 0-20-10 or 5-10-5 ratio every 2 weeks. Don’t use a fertiliser in winters. Repotting : Repot your Jade Green every 2 to 3 years. Propogation : Crassula can be propagated by stem cuttings |
Common Problems1. Why is my Jade Plant drooping? Watering the Jade Plant too little or too much can make it droop. Fix your watering schedule to stop your Jade Plant from drooping. 2. Why are leaves falling off my Jade plant? If your Jade Plant is receiving insufficient water, the plant starts to shed leaves. Water your Jade Plant if the soil feels dry. Water your plant overtime the top 2 inches of the soil dries up. 3. Why are my Crassula Ovata leaves turning yellow? Overwatering leads to yellowing of leaves. These leaves will eventually drop. Check the soil. If the soil is damp, wait for it to completely dry out before watering again. |
Style and DecorLight Requirements :Crassula Ovata can grow well in bright light as well as low light. This plant grows best when it enjoys four hours of filtered sun daily. Locations :The Jade Plant flourishes in bright light. Place your plant on sunny windowsills where it receives filtered light for at least four hours a day. This plant can also be grown outdoors. Direct sun won’t harm your plant. Styling/decor tip :The Jade Plant is a beautiful ornamental succulent which makes an excellent houseplant. You can pair the Jade Plant with a contrasting pot and place her by a window in your living room or in your bedroom to add a splash of green. The Jade Plant can also be grown outdoors in your balconies.
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