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I’m sorry to hear that. Please check out my jade playlist( not shorts but long form videos ) ask me any questions you may have.

@@ramakrishnapeddi874 You’re welcome !

I use organic potting mix ( miracle grow) add 20% perlite in it as well.

@PlantingwithTej thank you very much! My jade tree is very small at the moment but I hope someday it will look like yours

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At the time of the video it was around 5 years old.

I’m not 100% sure but make fire to give it lots of sunlight and try pruning it in the spring or summer.

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Yes you can!

Put it in place where us gets at least 4 - 6 hours of sunlight. Also try pruning it. Be patient they take time to grow.

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Please watch my all jade videos. You are suppose to let it completely drain then dump the access wanted before putting away. Also nursery pot should have drainage holes and soil should be light like mix perlite in the soil so it doesn’t stay wet for long time.

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Keep it in sunlight

Jade plants need 4-6 hours of sunlight or they will get leggy.

Jade plants need at least 4-6 hours of direct sunlight otherwise they will get leggy and their leaves will be small too.

@@rufuscollins2834 I agree. They just grow if you don’t try to care too much for them and want them to grow faster.

@@sunabbasitv5311 Thank you !

You can get from a nursery or where they are available for you. Once they grow you can shape them the way want by pruning them.

Please check out my regular ( long form ) video about watering the jade correctly. It has detained information of do’s and dont’s

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@@gilbertslalaland4986 you can repot them now but make sure to choose a small pot according to the size of the plant and the roots.

It takes around 3-4 weeks for new growth to appear. Please be patient. Make sure to give it lots of sun and don’t over water it. Checkout my other videos too. I don’t really fertilize them but I plant them in organic soil missed with perlite. I rarely fertilize it like once or twice a year. You also mix coffee grounds or washed crushed egg shells in the soil around the roots.

@@umatulsyan7007 I’m sorry it not but you check if translation is available on UA-cam. I’m not sure how that works. But feel free to ask any questions. I’ll try my best to help you.

@@umatulsyan7007 any organic mix soil mixed with 30 % perlite

Thank you so much

@@ladywhite79 thanks for sharing. Good to know.

Yes I sell locally here in Edmonton, Alberta

You’re welcome 😊 Yes you can push it further down in the soil, it will grow more roots. But if your plant is so small and has no leaves I wouldn’t risk repotting it as it can die or get a root rot if you accidentally overwater it. If you want to keep it short then you can prune the top every year. Then it will stay short and compacted.

When the cut start drying it will for a brown layer on top of the cut. It’s looks like hard lid. It falls off after sometime or can be removed by hand. Then stem will start sprouting in two places some times three or four stems. I have shown in one of my long form videos in few plants how they grew back after pruning. Make sure it’s getting a lot of sunlight.

@@PlantingwithTej perfect, I'll take a look at it tonight and see if I can nudge the brown bit off. I'm cautious to do any more trimming before I see any results from that one since I'm so new to plants 😂

Thank you! Please checkout my other videos.

Thank you . Yes you can definitely get better if you donut more often and experiment either it. Just keto few things in my mind than always talk about in my videos.

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@@PlantingwithTej I have a new ZZ. The leaves are shiny and green without discoloration. However, at their base (where they meet the stem) there is a thick brown crusty deposit. Is this an infestation? How should I treat it?