Jade plants tend to break easily, especially when the roots and stems get more succulent or weak. As I have had this experience of fixing my broken jade plant, I’ve put down various causes of the breaking and the solutions for fixing a broken jade stem. The most common reason for broken jade plant trunks …
This is a question that pops up surprisingly often among Jade Plant owners. The good news is that this is nothing to get overly alarmed about and it is generally easy to rectify. Most of the time, it’s due to a lack of water, and a simple change in the method you water your Jade …
The jade plant, also known as Crassula Ovata, (money tree or lucky tree) is one of the easiest rainforest variants to go with any indoor setup. With its succulent, oval leaves, and bluish-green edges. But it’s also the easiest to perish as it requires less water for growth and maintenance. Thus making it vulnerable to …
The name ‘Jade plant’ suggests bright, jewel green foliage. So if your Jade plant is changing from green to purple, you might be alarmed! Most of the time, though, there’s nothing to worry about if your plant turns purple or reddish. Jade plant turning purple is a sign that it is going through some stress …
Jade plants are both tough and attractive, but it is still possible to have some problems with them, particularly around the thorny issue of watering. In this article, we will look at how to identify when your Jade Plant is not receiving enough water as well as some remedies that will be easy to put …
Jade Plants have thick fleshy roots similar to their fleshy stems and leaves that we see growing above ground. These roots are prone to rotting if you do not follow correct watering procedures. While it is most often overwatering that causes this problem, underwatering can lead to very similar symptoms. When healthy, these plants make …