This is the latest picture of my 28yrs old jade plant and ME…
The Jade Plant has GROWN………TREMENDOUSLY
Care: Water once a week in Summer and once every 3 weeks in Winter. Use good clean fertilizer .
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hello,i did write you the other day about mu jade, its about 4 feet tall just about wide going to be doing some cutting, its 40 years old,why do i have a few leaves that are a litle red, very light red, thanks
send me some pictures…
That’s because of the sunlight it gets. Too much and they will protect themselves and turn yellow.
Laura:
You are so right on. Too much water will cause the leaves to turn yellow.
It is all about moderation.
hi i can not do that right now,it is in a very small pot, just a few leaves a little red , but not the whole leave , when is the best time that i should transplant?now or wait intill spring, its indoors,i have lots of flowers and this is my first jade, that a person gave me, thanks,
wait till the flowers are gone
no, no ,you must have missunderstood me, i dont have ant flowers on my jade, i grow flowers out side, the jade has no flowers at all thanks
Where are you at?
It it is indoor, now is a good time.
thanks so much i will get right on it, clay pot is the best?take it out of the old pot look at the roots, untangle them cut a little if needed, put nice soil in, i will not compact the dirt, i will put little stones in the dirt, and ,i should be good to go, right?will let you know how i made out in a week or so, thanks so much, you have been a great help .
Robin-
You got it!!!
The most important thing is use good indoor soil.
Got quite a few Jades. Big ones 5 feet tall and babies. Thinking baout selling a few and gettign dough to buy small green house. Teh Jade greenhouse.
You know anyone needing in NY Area/
You can send me some pictures and I can post here- per listing is only $20
Hello, a couple months ago I adopted a couple of very leggy, weak jades from someone. I have since cut back all the drooping branches (rooted them ALL and now have more jade babies than I know what to do with!), and repotted them since they hadn’t been repotted in years – had to actually smash one of the pots!
Anywho, I am currently not in a living situation that will allow me to keep all my adopted houseplants indoors, so these jades have been going through repotting shock in the great outdoors, susceptible to all sorts of things. I learned about sunburning after they got the afternoon sun a few days in a row, and have provided them with some shade which has helped. One of them is putting out new leaves like crazy. The other, more recently transplanted, got completely soaked during a storm by mistake. I replaced as much of the wet soil with dry as possible without having to completely repot again to cut down on the shock.
Since then, a few problems have begun to hit all of my jades. The first thing I noticed was tiny white spots, mostly along the edges of the leaves, which seem to wipe away. I’m very familiar with powdery mildew, but I don’t think this is it. I haven’t found much of anything on the undersides of the leaves, and haven’t noticed a sticky residue. Therefore I’m not sure it’s spider mites either. In other areas I have crusty brown spots that look like punctures, and a couple blackish spots.
All the info I have found on insecticides has been conflicting. I have found people both in favor of, and warning against, use of insecticidal soap, horticultural oil, and alcohol. So I sprayed some of the babies with the oil (Bonide says it’s safe to use on jades… we’ll see. ..), and applied alcohol with a qtip on others. I’m looking for help from a seasoned jade owner, and I have good pics of the problem leaves. I’d be grateful for any advice!
Thanks for the comment, how about sending me some photos and I can take a look.
chris