Posts Tagged ‘Jade Plant’
how do you prune a jade plant?
michelle d asked:
I recently purchased a jade plant, as I was doing research I read that every so often that the plant needs to be pruned, how do you prune a plant? I do not have a natural green them and was told that jade plants are great stater plants. Anyone with any information about jade plants would be great.
I recently purchased a jade plant, as I was doing research I read that every so often that the plant needs to be pruned, how do you prune a plant? I do not have a natural green them and was told that jade plants are great stater plants. Anyone with any information about jade plants would be great.
When rooting a Jade cutting (stem or leaf), what is the best rooting medium and should it be completely dry?
bradley L asked:
I took two cuttings (around july 10th or so) from a 6 year old jade plant that is doing well and dipped them in rooting hormone and left them out to callous for three or four days. Then I placed them into a Cactus and Soil mix directly out of the bag and placed in a bright but sun-less window. Two weeks in I sprayed the top of the soil a few times of each one and one of them rotted from the cut on up within a week. The other one has been in the soil for over a month now and no sign of roots, meanwhile the cutting is slowly shriveling up. I feel like it needs a small amount of moisture, but I am afraid it will rot. any ideas? I really want this cutting to survive as it has a striking stem and branch shape.
will the plant be able to absorb any water with no (visible) roots?
I took two cuttings (around july 10th or so) from a 6 year old jade plant that is doing well and dipped them in rooting hormone and left them out to callous for three or four days. Then I placed them into a Cactus and Soil mix directly out of the bag and placed in a bright but sun-less window. Two weeks in I sprayed the top of the soil a few times of each one and one of them rotted from the cut on up within a week. The other one has been in the soil for over a month now and no sign of roots, meanwhile the cutting is slowly shriveling up. I feel like it needs a small amount of moisture, but I am afraid it will rot. any ideas? I really want this cutting to survive as it has a striking stem and branch shape.
will the plant be able to absorb any water with no (visible) roots?
What are those seed-like things around the roots of my jade plant?
wondering asked:
Are they seeds? I just bought the plant and tried repotting it today, and noticed many small clusters of what look like seeds. My other jade plant didn’t have these. They’re a little smaller than the size of a pencil eraser. I read somewhere jade seeds are very fine and look like dust. (definitely not what this looks like) What is it? And should I try and remove all of them from the roots? (The plant is not doing too well, and I’m wondering if these things are partially to blame.)
Are they seeds? I just bought the plant and tried repotting it today, and noticed many small clusters of what look like seeds. My other jade plant didn’t have these. They’re a little smaller than the size of a pencil eraser. I read somewhere jade seeds are very fine and look like dust. (definitely not what this looks like) What is it? And should I try and remove all of them from the roots? (The plant is not doing too well, and I’m wondering if these things are partially to blame.)






