Ripple Jade Plant

Ripple Jade Plant Crassula arborescens

What is the plant

Compact, round leaves and sturdy branches give the Ripple Jade plant a bonsai-type appeal. Watching it grow is a joy, provided you choose a perfect spot for your plant!

These plants will make a pretty border or a carpet plant for shorter succulents. When healthy, they produce white blooms from spring to summer.

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Humidity

Dry

Lighting

Full Sun

Temperature

13°C - 17°C

Hardiness zone

10a - 12b

Difficulty

Easy

Toxicity

Poisonous

Water
Jade plants retain plenty of moisture in their leaves, so there's no need to water them too often. Allow the soil to dry in between the waterings.
Sunlight
A semi-shade location will do best for a Ripple Jade plant. Too little sunlight will make them unnecessarily stretchy. Coordinate the amount of light the plant is getting with the amount of water to avoid overwatering.
Fertilizer
Use a slow-release fertilizer for container plants. Avoid using too much fertilizer, and stop feeding the plant during colder months.

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Soil
Opt for a rich, well-draining type. Consider adding some perlite to a peat-based potting mix.
Pruning
Hygienic trimming may occasionally be necessary to benefit the plant's health. Remember to use sharp, sterilized tools.
Propagation
The success rate of the propagation of this plant is very high both with cutting and with stray leaves. You can plant them directly into the potting mix and start caring as you would for a mature plant, but restrain from feeding for a few months

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Temperature
These plants prefer average summer temperatures of 65 F° (18 C°) to 70 F° (21 C°). In winter, the temperatures may cool down to 50 F° (10 C°). Protect the plant from fluctuations and drafts.
Container
No special requirements. Make sure the pot provides proper drainage.
Fun fact
Other common names for this plant, native to provinces of South Africa, include lucky plant and money plant.
Popularity
3,146 people already have this plant 677 people have added this plant to their wishlists