Crassula Species, Silver Jade, Silver Dollar Plant, Beestebul, Chinese Jade, Money Plant

This is a plant that easily falls into the "One step forward and two steps back" with any cultural mistake..not forgiving for a Crassula....Read More
Do not believe that 9a rating..anything around freezing can make it mush.
Its a great looking Crassula if given full sun,moderate water and lots of time.

Can be grown from single leaf just like regular jade. In seattle single leaf rooted for 2 months will burn red in summer sun has took 4 m...Read Moreonths to produce 2 new shoots. Leaf 'fattened up' after 3 weeks or so showing root growth from single leaf at 2-3 weeks window sill seattle

This Crassula is a relatively slow growing species when compared to C ovata or the 'normal' Jade plant people think of. This plant has m...Read Moreuch heavier leaves and branches, that will, with time, collapse themselves if not pruned. This species does not seem to be that happy in shade, but will grow. It is an easy plant to propogate and grow in most areas of southern California.

Jade plants don't need full sun to grow. They will grow in partial shade or even full shade. No pruning is necessary as they grow natural...Read Morely symmetrical unless stressed.