I'm happy to see you published an update on your Jade Plant. I've been following it for a a couple of years now. The resilience of crassula ovata is truly astonishing.
Great good to know ... my neighbors cut down some huge huge jade plants three to four feet tall ... they’ve been just shriveling up so I’m going to try and save them :-) I appreciate your channel Thank You
You'll have a while to wait as the Jade plants will be dormant over the cold dark Scottish winter, its next update will probably be in spring. Did you see the very first video with the Jade plant? here is a link to it: ruclips.net/video/0oAQ_z1624o/видео.html its one of my oldest videos.
I use a high nitrogen houseplant feed over spring and summer, then in late summer/early autumn I use tomato feed. I don't feed at all between November and March because its too dark here in Scotland for growth.
Love your videos, especially the time lapse. Is it possible to include a photo here? I have one jade plant that every few days a leaf or two has a dark spot on it that is very mushy. I remove those leaves. The rest of the plant is very healthy. Any idea what it is and what I can do to save my plant?
Unfortunately you can't post photos in RUclips comments, but if you search for my Facebook page you can send photos through Facebook. It sounds like a fungal infection, keep removing any damaged leaves and keep the plant in a less humid location with better airflow. Also avoid getting any water on the stem or leaves.
It was probably around a month, and I was very sparing with the watering until it started to grow again. I made sure it was mostly dry, but not bone dry.
Its looking really good, although as Jade plants are not the fastest growing plants the difference is not huge. Its continuing to branch and the lower sections of stem are starting to thicken. As the plant will soon go into dormancy for winter it will probably be six months until the next update.
Yes, the vast majority are just normal Jade plants, but I also have sunset and Crassula minima which is a tiny leaved variety. My sunset variety is currently green, but I hope with some summer sun that it will colour up.
@@Gardeningat58N Great! I’d love to see a video on your other jade variety on subjects colours through the year, shapes of leaves and plants it self speed of growth. Thanks 🤩
@@ddyukon6369 I'm hoping to get a few more varieties this year if I can, I'd rather have 10 plants of 10 different varieties than 10, all the same. I always have loads of Jade plants because of all the cutting material after pruning.
Hello good evening... I m subscriber of your valuable channel can you tell me Crassula ovata branch propagation in water is possible now in india ( today 7th Feb) early spring season. Actually I purchased a couple of Crassula ovata (2plant) is 8 years old.Bit costly. And among them 2 are leggy , I didn't plant them yet (though bought 15days ago from nursery) , I also succulent soil mixture, perlite and pumice stone. So my query is whether the leggy one should be pruned before planting in new soil media or after planting . If after then how many days after repoting . And the pruned branches I want to propagate in water , whether it will be successful in now early spring season. Thank you Deb. Calcutta India.
I've never tried rooting in water, Jade plants can easily rot if too wet so the best option is to root them in a free draining soil mixture, your succulent, perlite and pumice stone mix should work well for rooting the cuttings. In Calcutta the climate is warm enough that you can take cuttings at any time of year, so don't worry about when to take the cuttings. I would prune the leggy plant after repotting, when you prune a Jade it reduces the root growth for a few weeks so it will take longer to root into the new soil. I would wait a month until after repotting before pruning, ideally two.
Loved following this plant from the beginning. Its my absolute favourite! I absolutely love the one with the big woody base 😍 Will you be making more plants out of all the cuttings? We have them all over the house because we always keep the cuttings 🙈🤣
very informative however I would have preferred the trimming part be done in real time instead of speeding up the process. This is the part I needed to see how to trim my Jade plant but it went too fast I couldn't tell exactly where you cut it. otherwise good video.
This entire update series illustrates how insanely robust jades are. :)
I'm happy to see you published an update on your Jade Plant. I've been following it for a a couple of years now. The resilience of crassula ovata is truly astonishing.
It's amazing how they can bounce back from the brink. It was really touch and go this time last year when the rot was still active.
Here from South Africa, have a Jade plant mother used to take care of. I'm deliberating how to tackle it and your videos have helped.
Lovely video, as always :) thank you! You are helping me figure out how to take better care of my jade tree
Great good to know ... my neighbors cut down some huge huge jade plants three to four feet tall ... they’ve been just shriveling up so I’m going to try and save them :-) I appreciate your channel Thank You
Good luck with them, Jade plants are very resilient.
I really enjoy this series, watched it all in chronological order! Kind of sad there's not more, I don't want to wait 🤣
Also subscribed 😉
You'll have a while to wait as the Jade plants will be dormant over the cold dark Scottish winter, its next update will probably be in spring. Did you see the very first video with the Jade plant? here is a link to it: ruclips.net/video/0oAQ_z1624o/видео.html its one of my oldest videos.
@@Gardeningat58N Looks like you've got a spam infection here in the comments...
Glad to see an update, looking forward to seeing more 🌿
I'll have more Jade plant videos later this year.
Thank You so much for sharing this process! This gives me Hope for my own Jade i have to prune rigorously :‘D
I’ve just watched the previous three videos yesterday, nice coincidence!
That was good timing, I will also upload a video in a few weeks time showing my whole Jade plant collection.
Great recovery on the stump. Looks cool. What do you feed the jade's with and how often?
I use a high nitrogen houseplant feed over spring and summer, then in late summer/early autumn I use tomato feed. I don't feed at all between November and March because its too dark here in Scotland for growth.
Thanks for doing this update
How did you get rid of the thrips and aphids?
Love your videos, especially the time lapse. Is it possible to include a photo here? I have one jade plant that every few days a leaf or two has a dark spot on it that is very mushy. I remove those leaves. The rest of the plant is very healthy. Any idea what it is and what I can do to save my plant?
Unfortunately you can't post photos in RUclips comments, but if you search for my Facebook page you can send photos through Facebook. It sounds like a fungal infection, keep removing any damaged leaves and keep the plant in a less humid location with better airflow. Also avoid getting any water on the stem or leaves.
I wish you would show us exactly what you are cutting off. Show close ups when cutting.
I'm afraid to prune my jade! It's quite large and I've never pruned it before. I'm planning on giving it a try probably in February next year.
Hi, I've just hard pruned my jade, similar to what you did. How long after the prune do i give it it's first drink? Thanks
It was probably around a month, and I was very sparing with the watering until it started to grow again. I made sure it was mostly dry, but not bone dry.
@@Gardeningat58N ok great, thanks for the reply.
How's the stump now?? its been 2 months, im sure its looking gorgeous.
Its looking really good, although as Jade plants are not the fastest growing plants the difference is not huge. Its continuing to branch and the lower sections of stem are starting to thicken. As the plant will soon go into dormancy for winter it will probably be six months until the next update.
They look great
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Great video! Do you have any other varieties of jade plants?
I have the Gollum and variegated jade plant.
I’ve got the sunset next on my list 😜
Yes, the vast majority are just normal Jade plants, but I also have sunset and Crassula minima which is a tiny leaved variety. My sunset variety is currently green, but I hope with some summer sun that it will colour up.
@@Gardeningat58N
Great! I’d love to see a video on your other jade variety on subjects
colours through the year, shapes of leaves and plants it self speed
of growth.
Thanks 🤩
@@ddyukon6369 I'm hoping to get a few more varieties this year if I can, I'd rather have 10 plants of 10 different varieties than 10, all the same. I always have loads of Jade plants because of all the cutting material after pruning.
@@Gardeningat58N
I’m with you there. At the moment I have 5 variety of snake plants/mother in law tongue 👅
I have a very very very large jade plant it was given to me about 20years ago and my hand shake as I can't trim it.
Hello good evening...
I m subscriber of your valuable channel can you tell me Crassula ovata branch propagation in water is possible now in india ( today 7th Feb) early spring season.
Actually I purchased a couple of Crassula ovata (2plant) is 8 years old.Bit costly.
And among them 2 are leggy , I didn't plant them yet (though bought 15days ago from nursery) , I also succulent soil mixture, perlite and pumice stone. So my query is whether the leggy one should be pruned before planting in new soil media or after planting . If after then how many days after repoting . And the pruned branches I want to propagate in water , whether it will be successful in now early spring season.
Thank you
Deb. Calcutta India.
I've never tried rooting in water, Jade plants can easily rot if too wet so the best option is to root them in a free draining soil mixture, your succulent, perlite and pumice stone mix should work well for rooting the cuttings.
In Calcutta the climate is warm enough that you can take cuttings at any time of year, so don't worry about when to take the cuttings.
I would prune the leggy plant after repotting, when you prune a Jade it reduces the root growth for a few weeks so it will take longer to root into the new soil. I would wait a month until after repotting before pruning, ideally two.
Great job
Loved following this plant from the beginning. Its my absolute favourite!
I absolutely love the one with the big woody base 😍
Will you be making more plants out of all the cuttings?
We have them all over the house because we always keep the cuttings 🙈🤣
Which facing window do you have the jade plant
They are currently in a conservatory which faces west and has a clear roof, so it gets midday and afternoon sun.
very informative however I would have preferred the trimming part be done in real time instead of speeding up the process. This is the part I needed to see how to trim my Jade plant but it went too fast I couldn't tell exactly where you cut it. otherwise good video.
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Ha ha Prune? More like scalped😂
Pot to small for money plant, You should chang to big pot men.