Jade plants (aka: “money trees”) are extremely hardy and easy to propagate but they won't unfortunately take root in water needing soil for the regrowth process to begin. Cuttings from stems or simply a leaf or two along with some good potting mix are all you need to start some new plants. read more
Jade plants (aka: “money trees”) are extremely hardy and easy to propagate but they won’t unfortunately take root in water needing soil for the regrowth process to begin. Cuttings from stems or simply a leaf or two along with some good potting mix are all you need to start some new plants. read more
Although it is mainly cultivated as a houseplant due to its cold sensitivity, jade plant will also grow outdoors above U.S. Department of Agriculture Plant Hardiness Zone 9. Jade plant grows effortlessly from cuttings, which will root any time of year if kept under warm, slightly dry conditions. read more