The White Jade succulent (sometimes confused with Crassula Ovata) is commonly known as the Jade Plant. It is a well-branched and evergreen ornamental shrub used in drought tolerant and succulent gardens. This particular cultivar of Jade has pure white leaves bunched at intervals and the tips of its branches, and is must have for succulent plant collectors.
Traditional beliefs: According to Feng Shui, the Jade activates financial energies. The vibrant leaves are symbolic of growth and renewal and are believed to attract money and prosperity. The plant is traditionally placed near the entrances of offices and shops to bring in positivity.
Dimensions: L x B x H ~ 4" x 4" x 6"
Growth Medium: Coco Peat
Pot Description: Round Plastic
How to Care for Jade Succulents
Light: Flourishes in bright sunlight. A sunny window sill is ideal.
Water: Once or twice a week
Just enough to prevent the soil from drying out completely.
Feed: General purpose fertilizer once a month
Native Region
South Africa and Mozambique
Common Names
White Jade, Jade Alba
Botanical Name
Portulacaria afra 'mediopicta'
Family
Crassulaceae
