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The jade plant, also known as the money plant or dollar plant, is a very common succulent houseplant with fleshy leaves. These plants were originally given as housewarming presents since they were believed to bring good luck to its owners.
Since succulents were originally rocky desert plants, jade plants are succulent house plants that don't require much water to survive. Because of this, they are among the easiest and most hardy indoor plants to grow. They are also viewed as lucky symbols.
Portulacaria afra, sometimes referred to as the spider plant or elephant bush. These are names of plants.
Portulacaria afra is the scientific name for elephant bush. South Africa is the home of the South African succulent plant known as elephant bush. These succulents often have green leaves.
Key Features
Jade is a low-maintenance succulent that blooms in the spring with small pink or white flowers. has glossy, thick, and smooth leaves.
They are among the most well-liked indoor plants and are simple to grow.
The jade plant represents good fortune, friendship, and wealth.
Self Watering Matt White ceramic pot. Effective self-watering by Capillary action, huge container for filling water to last as long as 15 days for a jade plant. The bottom pot is simple to fill with water because there is enough room.
Keep in bright, indirect sunshine, which includes both partial and full shadow.
Once a week or avoid tilling if the soil is wet. Use rainwater, filtered water, distilled or bottled water.
Require very little time or effort to look after them.
Plant growth is affected by light, temperature, humidity, water, nutrition, and soil.
If your plant is completely indoors, you should only expose it to direct sunlight for 3-4 hours once a week.
Once every two weeks, we should weed the plant's soil with a light weeding.
Feed the plants a dilute solution of liquid fertiliser once every two months to keep them in the soil, depending on the present circumstances.