JADE

Succulent, fleshy leaves are round or oval, dark green, blue-gray, or edged in red depending on species and cultivar. The thick trunk-like stems and branches of jade plants are usually brown. Clusters of star-shaped white or pink flowers will appear on mature plants in the winter.

Care

• Indoor plant
• Grows well in bright indoors
• Watering twice a week
• Pruning encourages branching
• Fertilize once every 6 months
• Leaf fall- lack of nitrogen or sunlight
• Toxic for pets

Benefits

• Considered as good luck plant to attract wealth
• Improves air quality
• Absorbs C02 at night
• Best at removing Toluene and acetone
• Increases humidity
• Flourishes in direct sunlight.
• Well-drained sandy loam
• Cannot tolerate waterlogged conditions

Botanical Name: Crassula ovata

Plant Type: Succulents Plant

Usage: 

• Indoor Plant
• Attractive Foliage (leaves)
• Lucky plant
  

Succulent care:-

• Watering:- twice in a week
• (Do finger test for checking soil moisture). Do not overwater the plant especially in the monsoon.
• Sunlight:- Diffused
• Pot mix:- cocopeat × send × garden soil (60:20:20)