Thanks for including the elephant bush! I have one and also thought it was a type of jade plant, but couldn’t find it on the internet, so I’m so glad I could learn what it actually is all thanks to your video!!
Great info, thanks! One important thing to note as our climate warms…. I live in the desert SW (zone 9a) and it is important to know that the Crassula Ovata CANNOT take the prolonged heat of the summer months here! I learned the hard way when moving here from LA with a giant plant that I had had for many, many years growing outside. When I moved here it grew fine until temps were over 100ºF every day-after a couple of weeks it turned to mush and my 25 year old plant was reduced to a puddle in just a week or so. Portlacaria Afra, on the other hand, does fine and even thrives in very hot weather.
I remember that my mom had a jade plant when I was growing up. It lasted for quite awhile but it did eventually kick the bucket. They are so pretty though!
Like 96. Growing up my parents always had a jade plant at the front door (growing up on a farm I remember that at times it was one of the few things during summer that was always green).
You have a very impressive collections of Jade plants, and succulents for that matter. I have come to appreciate them more, when I saw this video. I never paid attention to them except when they bloom. They are just starting to bloom now( Southern California climate). Thank you for sharing your beautiful videos. I’m learning as I watch them!
Thank you. I have silver dollar and ovata side by side outside in the ground in full sun. As you said, silver dollar blooms well but ovata, I’ve never seen it bloom.
*_Excellent shots of the fantastically beautiful jade plants. The biodiversity is very impressive. Thumbs up for your marvelous video, Mary Ellen._* *_Thank you so much. Have a beautiful weekend. Cordial greetings from Vienna :-)_*
You know your stuff, lady! Nice video, cool voice teaching all the varieties...who knew there were so many? Thanks for sharing..I just bought my first.
Hello 👋, I have been a plant lover since I was very young and my all time absolute favorite is the Jade plant!! You did an amazing job of describing and explaining all the variations! Thank you so much, I really enjoyed this!! I'm subscribing now!!
Thank you for an excellent guide to Jade plant varieties. We have one that we got as a tiny little thing around 30 years ago. Thanks to your tutor video, I now know it is a Gollum variety. The thing is about 5 feet tall with a trunk as large as lower leg. Basically has become a small tree. We've had it so long, I think I am inspired to propogate a few of them. Thanks again.
Wow, thank you for the info. I have a jade plant about a year old, it tends to grow long then falls over on the side. I was like.. why don't you stand up. So I would cut it and replant. Then it would fall again. Now I know it's called Trailing Jade.
Hi Mary, didn't know there are so many varieties of these plants! Thanks for this well presented and informative upload...have a lovely end to this week my friend 😊
Just bought a portulacaria variegata apparently and not a “assorted Jade variety” so ty so much for including the non jades in your list so i could find out what it is!
I’ve got a few Crassula and the jade plants ( C ovata varieties ) do well . The string of buttons I’ve given up on . My Portalucaria always loses its leaves in winter no matter how much light it gets . They grow back when I put it outside in spring .
Sounds like you have a gret collection of Jade Plants. sorry you have not had luck with the spring of buttons. Hope you are having a fabulous Wednesday! Thanks for watching and commenting!
U r great and flowant with ur speech,,,,thanks for the teaching I loveeeeee jade plants any how may God continue to bless you for appreciating :;;,nature;,,his mighty works ;;;keep the marvelous work up amen
Hello my dear Mary Ellen, is really very beautiful plants, i like very much!! I send warm greetings from Greece and have a beautiful Holidays and Happy New Year 2021 to you and your loved ones!! Hugs, George + L
Love this video! I'm still trying to get the hang of caring for jades. They are a bit more difficult for me to grow compared to other succulents. I just recently got a crassula arborescense too! Thanks for the ID 😊
I feel like Jade is the easiest to grow. They take less water than most succulents. If you get the watering down then you will be golden! Good luck with your new one!
I like so much this video but I have question how do you grow your jade plants I have jet plan but it's not growing since 3-year I don't see any new growth and never see Woody stamp
When is the last time you changed out the soil? It may not be getting sufficient nutrients or light if it has stopped growing. Check out my recent jade video ua-cam.com/video/yva3LlKvvLY/v-deo.html
Awesome your video and presentation, my dear friend Mary Ellen, i like very much!! Warm kind greetings from Greece and have a good day and happy new week!! Pls stay safe and healthy and stay connected!! Hugs, George + like 37
@@moodyblooms I’d say my new Gollum which was a great price for the size as a bonus and also my new small ovata variegata which I brought off a road side stall .
Thank you so much for educating us on different types of Jade plants. I came to your video cause I don't know if I bought a jade plant or not. I just wanted it as a money plant for feng shui.
I have a succulent as a gift was told it is called a flapjack also included snake plant and many small plantings only info was full sun. Never had succulents and not sure if the thick white powdery substance on tall stem, 2 to 3 ft tall and the rounded flat puffy leaves are powdery mildew and what genre is this.
It is most likely a Kalanchoe luciae or Kalanchoe Thyrsiflora. Both are very similar and are commonly known as flapkjack or paddle plant. The white coating is farina and helps protect the plant from direct sun. You definitely want to leave it on the plant. They are typically green and can turn beautiful shades of red and orange when exposed to full sun. Hope that helps!
I received a sturdy rooted droopy-topped flowering crassula - and wonder if the small leaves are good for propagation...and should I cut the flowering stems to try to root them also, as with other succulents?
Yes! Visit my website at moodybloomsco.com/jade-varieties/ for more info about Jade Varieties and care. Please let me know if you have any questions. Happy Holidays!
Wow my friend one of my favourite plant need lees care and water as well. Superb sharing. Stay connected. I never able to get the borders red as England hasn’t got much sunlight
Scoring another LIKE on your video! Watching and Supporting! - My absence has been a product of prepping for the "July 2020" California Bar Exam... which got pushed back twice, and laded on Oct 5 and 6 2020... I am sure I did not pass it, so now I get to prep again, for Feb 2021!
Welcome back! Well I hope you did in fact pass, but I am proud of your positive attitude moving forward. 2020 has sure been quite a year! Thanks for the support. Bet of luck to you if you indeed need to take in Feb.
Wow beautiful jade plants thank you for sharing it to us I’m new subscribers watching from California I would love to collect all the varieties of jade thanks for the tips and information stay safe
I have a new plant that was given to me. I am rooting leaves but one has not rooted as yet. Should I lay the leaf in the pot where I put the other leaf that is slow but thriving.
Not all leaves will root. It has to be perfectly removed from the mother plant, and even then sometimes they just don’t take. I find some take longer than others if they are thicker. Placing it in the pot is fine.
Hi, I have a Gollum jade. It's in the little pot it came in and I was wondering what size pot to put it in and, should I use a plastic pot or terracotta or something else. I really love this plant and don't want to mess it up. How often should I fertilize it? Sorry for so many questions but I've never had one before and just want to keep it healthy. Thank you.
I love repotting my succulents in terra cotta pots bc they dry out so well. I use amzn.to/3oWesuF fertilizer on my succulents and follow directions according to instructions. Hope that heps!
Haha, the Gollum plant :P Very informative - hope I remember some of the names :P Keep it up & thanks a lot for the support! - like°62 ❤️❤️❤️ Have a great thursday :D
When you give area numbers, that’s just for outside planting, correct? I live in zone 8 and am just doing indoor succulents in pots. I can still use these, correct?
Wow so glad I found this video. I have a large (probably 4'-5' tall) Cassola, Gollum jade plant. I didn't know it was going to get so big. So where I planted it the smaller plants in back of it can't even be seen. The trunk on this plant is a good 5" across in places. Can I just cut it off at the ground and replant it with no roots or do I have to dig it up? By the way I very much like this plant. It looks like a giant bonsai, I just don't like where I planted it. Now how was I suppose to know this little 99 cent plant, was going to turn into a mean green mother from outer space. (Ha Ha) Little Shop Of Horrors!
Wow that is a good size trunk. You can behead it, but make sure you let the end callus over before planting in soil again. Otherwise the stem may rot. Since it is a larger stem it make take longer than the typical 3-5 days to callus over.
Hard to say without seeing them. All succulents can vary quite a bit depending on climate and sun exposure. You should be able to tell once the cuttings root and grow larger tho.
This is a super amazing video it's so helpful but I do want to know how do u care for echeveria peach pride cuz I have one but then I can't find the care tips in Google pls share some tips 🥺👉👈
Thanks for including the elephant bush! I have one and also thought it was a type of jade plant, but couldn’t find it on the internet, so I’m so glad I could learn what it actually is all thanks to your video!!
Glad I could help! Thanks so much for watching! Check out my elephant bush video ua-cam.com/video/WSOmIe5I4KM/v-deo.html
This is amazing!!! My indoor jade is more than 20 yrs old now
Awesome!
It's so amzing how u were able to keep it alive!👏❤️ while im struggling to keep mine for 2years..think i need to change the soil..
Love all your descriptions and I have learnt a lot! Thank you for sharing your in-depth knowledge
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Thanks!
Thanks so much! So sweet of you Jade!
Great info, thanks! One important thing to note as our climate warms…. I live in the desert SW (zone 9a) and it is important to know that the Crassula Ovata CANNOT take the prolonged heat of the summer months here! I learned the hard way when moving here from LA with a giant plant that I had had for many, many years growing outside. When I moved here it grew fine until temps were over 100ºF every day-after a couple of weeks it turned to mush and my 25 year old plant was reduced to a puddle in just a week or so.
Portlacaria Afra, on the other hand, does fine and even thrives in very hot weather.
Thanks so much for sharing your experience. I love learning from you all as well! Sorry to hear about your beloved Crassula ovata 🥲
I remember that my mom had a jade plant when I was growing up. It lasted for quite awhile but it did eventually kick the bucket. They are so pretty though!
Thanks so much for your support! I truly appreciate you taking the time to visit me.
They last for life time
Like 96. Growing up my parents always had a jade plant at the front door (growing up on a farm I remember that at times it was one of the few things during summer that was always green).
Very cool
Very clear video and lots of information you gave.You help me to grow my knowledge. Thank you.I love it.
Yay i am so glad!
I'm getting smarter with your videos. I know who to ask if I ever have a question. Awesome job MaryEllen. A big thumbs up.
Awesome! Thank you Elvis!
Great information. Thanks for including Cotyledon - helpful! Excellent pacing full of helpful information.
You are so welcome! Thanks so much for watching.
You have a very impressive collections of Jade plants, and succulents for that matter. I have come to appreciate them more, when I saw this video. I never paid attention to them except when they bloom. They are just starting to bloom now( Southern California climate). Thank you for sharing your beautiful videos. I’m learning as I watch them!
Thanks so much for your visit and support! I hope you have a very Merry Christmas!!🎄🎄🎄🎄
Thanks for more information about the jade plant and how they grow
My pleasure!
Thank you. I have silver dollar and ovata side by side outside in the ground in full sun. As you said, silver dollar blooms well but ovata, I’ve never seen it bloom.
Yep, it need the perfect combo of cold and a bit less water than normal.
Loved all these varieties I didn’t know how many different types there were I love jade plants so much I have a few thank you for information 😊
You are so welcome!
*_Excellent shots of the fantastically beautiful jade plants. The biodiversity is very impressive. Thumbs up for your marvelous video, Mary Ellen._*
*_Thank you so much. Have a beautiful weekend. Cordial greetings from Vienna :-)_*
Thank you! Cheers!
wow jade plant is amazing and so green and i love the flowers
Thanks so much Zen!
I have hade my jade 25 yrs got it from my mum but it has never flowered
Thankyou for a informative and enjoyable video about a plant variety. Have been searching for vids like this so great!
I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment! Thanks so much for your support! Have a great day!
Beutiful plants, thank you for sharing your jade plants. Merry Christmas Maam
Thank you! You too!
Thanks so much for including portulacria afra! I was convinced I had a jade plant
Glad I could help!
Really fun to watch - especially with history and horticultural background. One of my faves here at home is the Gollum variety.
Thanks a lot, for your video on Crassula variety (Jade). Wonderful
You are welcome!
You know your stuff, lady! Nice video, cool voice teaching all the varieties...who knew there were so many? Thanks for sharing..I just bought my first.
Awww...thanks so much for your sweet comment! :)
Hello 👋, I have been a plant lover since I was very young and my all time absolute favorite is the Jade plant!! You did an amazing job of describing and explaining all the variations! Thank you so much, I really enjoyed this!! I'm subscribing now!!
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you for an excellent guide to Jade plant varieties. We have one that we got as a tiny little thing around 30 years ago. Thanks to your tutor video, I now know it is a Gollum variety. The thing is about 5 feet tall with a trunk as large as lower leg. Basically has become a small tree. We've had it so long, I think I am inspired to propogate a few of them. Thanks again.
Yay! Best of luck to your cuttings!
Such great information Mary Ellen. I had no idea there were so many types of Jade plants. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Which specific species of jade plant is the one shown in the video at 9:46?
Crassula ovata Jade that is very etiolated
Dear friend Have a great day. Nice collection of Jade Plants like 14 🌺🌹👌
Thank you so much 🙂
Wow, thank you for the info. I have a jade plant about a year old, it tends to grow long then falls over on the side. I was like.. why don't you stand up. So I would cut it and replant. Then it would fall again. Now I know it's called Trailing Jade.
Awesome! Glad you were able to identify it.
Hi Mary, didn't know there are so many varieties of these plants! Thanks for this well presented and informative upload...have a lovely end to this week my friend 😊
Thanks for visiting
Lovely plants & valuable information! Thanks for sharing! Always full support! :)
Thank you! Cheers!
I'm thoroughly enjoying my new favorite UA-camr ☺️😍 Thank you !!
Wow, thank you! You are so sweet!! I really appreciate your support. Please let me know if you have any questions Vicki! Happy Holidays!!🎄🎄
Thank you for sharing a lot of beautiful varieties of the jade plant with us. 😊
My pleasure 😊
The gorgeous Jade plant, very impressive!!
Thank you! Cheers!
My ripple jade is my happiest jade, she just constantly looks stunning and thrives in my south-facing dining room window
I love that! They are such great plants 🪴
A relaxing and informative video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very well covered, many thanks.
Thanks so much!
A VERY useful and well done video! Thanks for making it!
Excellent video. Very informative.
Wow thanks for sharing, i hope i can find the other variety of jade
I hope so too!
Very informative, good pictures!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for stopping by Oliver! Happy New Year!!
Just bought a portulacaria variegata apparently and not a “assorted Jade variety” so ty so much for including the non jades in your list so i could find out what it is!
Glad it was helpful! You can check out my Portulacaria video here: ua-cam.com/video/WSOmIe5I4KM/v-deo.html
I’ve got a few Crassula and the jade plants ( C ovata varieties ) do well . The string of buttons I’ve given up on . My Portalucaria always loses its leaves in winter no matter how much light it gets . They grow back when I put it outside in spring .
Sounds like you have a gret collection of Jade Plants. sorry you have not had luck with the spring of buttons. Hope you are having a fabulous Wednesday! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
You are so welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting!
U r great and flowant with ur speech,,,,thanks for the teaching I loveeeeee jade plants any how may God continue to bless you for appreciating :;;,nature;,,his mighty works ;;;keep the marvelous work up amen
Thanks so much!!😊
Great video I’m starting buy more varieties of Jade plants ❤️❤️❤️them so much!
Awesome! I am excited for you!!🌱
Gorgeous jade! Informative video. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Such an excellent video.👍🏻 Thank you.🙏🏻
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thank you again l was rite you’re an excellent teacher
Very good video thank you again and I did subscribe and I’m glad
Thanks so much Bruce! I really appreciate it!
Hello my dear Mary Ellen, is really very beautiful plants, i like very much!!
I send warm greetings from Greece and have a beautiful Holidays and Happy New Year 2021
to you and your loved ones!!
Hugs, George + L
Many thanks
Love this video! I'm still trying to get the hang of caring for jades. They are a bit more difficult for me to grow compared to other succulents. I just recently got a crassula arborescense too! Thanks for the ID 😊
I feel like Jade is the easiest to grow. They take less water than most succulents. If you get the watering down then you will be golden! Good luck with your new one!
@@moodyblooms thank you. I'll keep that in mind. 💚
Really useful video, thank you, just what I was looking for
Yay! I am so glad! Have a fabulous day!
I like so much this video but I have question how do you grow your jade plants I have jet plan but it's not growing since 3-year I don't see any new growth and never see Woody stamp
When is the last time you changed out the soil? It may not be getting sufficient nutrients or light if it has stopped growing. Check out my recent jade video ua-cam.com/video/yva3LlKvvLY/v-deo.html
Love this video, so informative ❤️. SUBSCRIBED
Thank you! Cheers!
Awesome your video and presentation, my dear friend Mary Ellen, i like very much!!
Warm kind greetings from Greece and have a good day and happy new week!!
Pls stay safe and healthy and stay connected!! Hugs, George + like 37
Thanks so much for your support! I truly appreciate you taking the time to visit me George.😊
Fantastic video. 😍😍Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Another great video , thanks for the info . I have a few different Jades
Awesome! Which one is your favorite?
@@moodyblooms
I’d say my new Gollum which was a great price for the size as a bonus and also my new small ovata variegata which I brought off a road side stall .
thank you this! I was trying to identify my crassula in my backyard lol
I am glad it was helpful! Take care Alex!
Such a great video!
Thanks so much for your support dear! It really means a lot!
I enjoy watching this video ! it's very interesting, thanks for sharing about jade plant, my friend
So nice of you
Thank you so much for educating us on different types of Jade plants. I came to your video cause I don't know if I bought a jade plant or not. I just wanted it as a money plant for feng shui.
So glad you stopped by friend!! Grateful for your support!! Have a great day!
Great video my friend. Have an amazing day and week.
Thank you! You too!
Thank you for sharing your overview my friend, very interesting
Thanks for visiting
I have a succulent as a gift was told it is called a flapjack also included snake plant and many small plantings only info was full sun. Never had succulents and not sure if the thick white powdery substance on tall stem, 2 to 3 ft tall and the rounded flat puffy leaves are powdery mildew and what genre is this.
It is most likely a Kalanchoe luciae or Kalanchoe Thyrsiflora. Both are very similar and are commonly known as flapkjack or paddle plant. The white coating is farina and helps protect the plant from direct sun. You definitely want to leave it on the plant. They are typically green and can turn beautiful shades of red and orange when exposed to full sun. Hope that helps!
I received a sturdy rooted droopy-topped flowering crassula - and wonder if the small leaves are good for propagation...and should I cut the flowering stems to try to root them also, as with other succulents?
I do, but sometimes they don't always take. I have better luck with the actual leaves. It is def worth a try!
Love it ... thank you for all the information... I was wondering is there I can get printed information?
Yes! Visit my website at moodybloomsco.com/jade-varieties/ for more info about Jade Varieties and care. Please let me know if you have any questions. Happy Holidays!
Great video! 👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you! 👍
😎 Thank you for this great video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
magic plants,A peaceful Monday frd
Thanks so much for taking the time to view my video and comment. I really appreciate it!
Wow my friend one of my favourite plant need lees care and water as well. Superb sharing. Stay connected. I never able to get the borders red as England hasn’t got much sunlight
Thanks for visiting
Scoring another LIKE on your video! Watching and Supporting! - My absence has been a product of prepping for the "July 2020" California Bar Exam... which got pushed back twice, and laded on Oct 5 and 6 2020... I am sure I did not pass it, so now I get to prep again, for Feb 2021!
Welcome back! Well I hope you did in fact pass, but I am proud of your positive attitude moving forward. 2020 has sure been quite a year! Thanks for the support. Bet of luck to you if you indeed need to take in Feb.
Thanks for the information ..very helpful..
So nice of you
Wow beautiful jade plants thank you for sharing it to us I’m new subscribers watching from California I would love to collect all the varieties of jade thanks for the tips and information stay safe
Thanks for subbing!
I have a new plant that was given to me. I am rooting leaves but one has not rooted as yet. Should I lay the leaf in the pot where I put the other leaf that is slow but thriving.
Not all leaves will root. It has to be perfectly removed from the mother plant, and even then sometimes they just don’t take. I find some take longer than others if they are thicker. Placing it in the pot is fine.
I've got 6 types of jade
Regular, lemon lime, gollum, gollum variegated, Hummel sunset, and silver dollar jade. 7 if you count the portulicaria afra
Wow! What an awesome collection you have. Thanks so much for sharing. Have a great night!
I have a portulacaria afra variegata, and the edges of each leaf will sunstress pink
That is so cool...Mine too! I love it!! I think it looks so pretty with pink tips😍
都是玉树类，有：玉树、吸财树（以及铲叶花月）、黄金花月、姬红花月、蓝鸟花月（bluebird、Crassula arborescens），还有各种锦，如新花月锦、落日之雁（sunset）、金枝玉叶
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Hi, I have a Gollum jade. It's in the little pot it came in and I was wondering what size pot to put it in and, should I use a plastic pot or terracotta or something else. I really love this plant and don't want to mess it up. How often should I fertilize it? Sorry for so many questions but I've never had one before and just want to keep it healthy. Thank you.
I love repotting my succulents in terra cotta pots bc they dry out so well. I use amzn.to/3oWesuF fertilizer on my succulents and follow directions according to instructions. Hope that heps!
@@moodyblooms thank you so much
Of course 💚🌳💚
loved this video.
Thanks
Wow I love the jade varieties
I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment! Thanks so much for your support! Have a great day!
Wow so gorgeous, thank you so much for sharing it, I've enjoyed your lovely channel and joined you friend
Hi new friend!! Welcome to Moody Blooms. Your support is much appreciated and I hope to keep in touch. Hope to see you again soon!
Hi! 🙋♀️ Excellent video with beautiful presentation. Friendly Lk 52. Stay safe & Warm regards.
Thanks for visiting
Haha, the Gollum plant :P
Very informative - hope I remember some of the names :P
Keep it up & thanks a lot for the support! - like°62 ❤️❤️❤️
Have a great thursday :D
So nice of you
Tanaman giok, terima kasih for your sharing👍
Thanks so much for your support dear! It really means a lot!
Wonderful plants.I really love these.👏❤️☘️🍀🪴🌿
Thanks for visiting
When you give area numbers, that’s just for outside planting, correct? I live in zone 8 and am just doing indoor succulents in pots. I can still use these, correct?
That is correct. Indoors should be good for most succulents. Just be sure they get enough light .
Wow so glad I found this video. I have a large (probably 4'-5' tall) Cassola, Gollum jade plant. I didn't know it was going to get so big. So where I planted it the smaller plants in back of it can't even be seen. The trunk on this plant is a good 5" across in places. Can I just cut it off at the ground and replant it with no roots or do I have to dig it up? By the way I very much like this plant. It looks like a giant bonsai, I just don't like where I planted it. Now how was I suppose to know this little 99 cent plant, was going to turn into a mean green mother from outer space. (Ha Ha) Little Shop Of Horrors!
Wow that is a good size trunk. You can behead it, but make sure you let the end callus over before planting in soil again. Otherwise the stem may rot. Since it is a larger stem it make take longer than the typical 3-5 days to callus over.
I would rather dig it up with roots.
I've watched your videos very informative
Glad you like them! Thanks so much for watching!
lovely all jade plant
Thanks so much for your visit and support! I hope you have a very Merry Christmas!!🎄🎄🎄🎄
Que lindas plantas... Parabéns pelo vídeo
I really appreciate you friend! Thanks so much for supporting me!
Hi, do you know is there is a difference between crassula ovata and crassula argentea?
I believe Crassula ovata was previously classified as C. argentea. Although still sometimes sold under than name.
@@moodyblooms i was confused between the two...i bought a c argentea thinking it was a crassula ovata..but it is not..they are different..
How can you tell if you have the Hummel jade from your cuttings?
Hard to say without seeing them. All succulents can vary quite a bit depending on climate and sun exposure. You should be able to tell once the cuttings root and grow larger tho.
This is awesome!
Thanks so much for taking the time to view my video and comment. I really appreciate it!
My Hummels sunset jade is reverting any advice will be helpful
Is is getting plenty of sun?
Is portulacaria afra indoor tolerant ? Assuming good south light and artificial red light
I have a few that are thriving indoors!
Can a jade plant be out in a pot in the winter
Of course! Just don't let it get to cold. What are your winters like? I am in Southern CA so we have plants out all year long. It was 75°F today!
Wow never knew there were so many variaties of jade!! Thank for the info 👍👍.
You said they are easy to grow but looks like I am struggling 😂
Overwatering is the main reasons jade plat die. I have a few jade plant videos on care if you need some help.
@@moodyblooms thank you I guessed so after killing 2 jades. I realized how much I was overwatering after I got a moisture meter!!!
This is a super amazing video it's so helpful but I do want to know how do u care for echeveria peach pride cuz I have one but then I can't find the care tips in Google pls share some tips 🥺👉👈
I don't have one of those, but I'm guessing the care is similar to other echeverias.
very very beautiful its amazing i liked itttt ❤️
Thank you so much 😀
Wow wonderful job great work
Thank you very much
Thanks for sharing ❤️
Thanks so much!