If I Only Knew These Jade Plant Tips 5 Years Ago
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- Stop making these common Jade Plant care mistakes!
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I bought a jade somewhere around 1998. It grew into a monster, my dad wanted his own jade so I gave him a branch. Eventually the original plant died off (lack of light, bad parenting.) My dad's branch generated several more plants, a couple he gave to my brother. The plants my dad had died, but the ones he gave my brother thrived and turned into monsters like their parent plant. When my brother moved he had us come over and dig up plants we wanted before he sold the house, and he asked if I wanted the jades in the livin groom. Not turning that down, and now in 2023 I have a forest of jades that came from the original plant I bought 25 years ago!😊😊😊
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I absolutely lost it when you started rapping 😂😂 Great Vid thank you!
Thanks!
the storytelling in your videos is getting better and better. love this channel.
Glad you enjoy it!
My Jades are my favorite plants. I have one that is 3-4ft tall
A friend gave me clippings 10yrs ago from her grandma's 30yr old plant. She calls it her friendship plant 💖 they're ment to be snipped and shared.
My only problem with jade plants is.. I've got too many of them! 🤭 I can never bring myself to throw out broken branches and tend to stick them in other pots or in the ground.. and they grow everywhere and in any soil!! The mother plant is enormous now.. about 5 feet tall with a trunk I can't even get both hands around.. it flowers every December without fail.. a sight to behold.. just wish I could toughen up a bit when it comes to broken stems!! 😆💚 Great vid! Thanks, Mr Sheffield..
I know exactly what you mean 🤣
Do you water in winter. I was told not to if I wanted it to bloom; it never has flowered. But the plant is big and strong with dark glossy leaves.
@@lgparker4726 Depending on where you live, Jade plants do much better outdoors.. It's so difficult (I have never yet seen it) to get them to bloom indoors as they need a good 8+ hours of sunshine and bright light, followed by a cool, dry period.. they don't exactly go into dormancy but definitely need those conditions.. Usually a house will be heated in winter and that definitely means no blooms!
I used to bring my mother plant inside when it was smaller, into a bright *unheated* room, no water from end Oct/early Nov until early March. Now it's so enormous it's stayed outside for the past 5 years and I simply cover the pot and around the trunk to stop it from getting wet! It started blooming mid December and has just finished.. 💚
Jade plants often won't flower until they're very mature, even in the wild.. 4 or 5 years old and at least 20" tall.
I don't know if it's a fact, but I find plants with the red edging on their leaves indicate they're getting just the right amount of light to bloom.. never had a perfectly green plant make even a bud! 🤷🏻♀️
Fascinating stuff though!
There’s a lady that consigns plants at my local thrift store. This is an idea for some of your extra jades.
@@latoyaarceneaux6023 We don't have "thrift stores" here in Italy, Latoya.. but I have given many away to friends and neighbours.. 👍
Honestly my fav plant TH-camr! His videos are always so informative with the perfect sprinkling of humour with every fact he delivers 😂
Wow, thank you!
Mr Sheffield I just want to give a Shout Out to you and all your supporters/subscribers
I’ve gained a wealth of knowledge from you and the people who comment, ask questions, and answer them. This is a great community of plant people. Thanks All
Blessings 💜💚
Thank you 😊. I agree community is great!
What a lovely comment, Gail.. 👍🤗🙋🏻♀️
@@pimpozza you guys rock👍🏾
Blessings 💜💚
I have made the exact same mistake of underwatering my jade plant and the leaves started to become soft and mooshy. Which made me think that I overwatered and I waited even longer. Then some of the stems started to fall off. I dug out the roots and didn’t spot any rot so that’s when I realised I have been depriving my plant of water. So now I always water when the soil has completely dried out, and it’s never been happier!
Great stuff 👍
My grandmother gave me a 2” cutting probably two/ three… maybe four years ago now, her plant has died off (it was a gift), but mine now stands at about 12in /30cm and I have at least three babies from that one 😅 I hope to keep it alive for a long long time!
I basically made the same mistake with my trailing jade! Once I realized my grave error, she’s getting way more sun and care than I thought she needed!
I was having exactly the same issue with my variegated jade. I kept thinking I was overwatering it but apparently it likes water almost daily! It gets water every 2nd day. I’m in Perth and our summers are very hot. 🇦🇺
You totally cracked me up, when you said "you're probably watching this video and looking at your Jade plant", I was doing that for sure. Your videos are very funny and informational. Thanks!
Thanks!
2:57 😂😂😂😂 love this! Love mr Sheffields humour! Antidepressant for plant lovers😊❤
Thank you 😊
I have a jade plant that is outside, next to my front door. She is over 3 feet tall and loves being watered every week. She gets regular trims and a few months ago I trimmed about 4 inches off of her roots and gave her all fresh soil. I do wrap her in a blanket when frost is possible. I live in California, so most of the year she is just fine. 😎
Great stuff 👍
Yes, the moisture meter is an excellent tool to have! It saved all of my plants, and my headaches are gone! Love your videos and your sense of humor! Thank you. Oh, great plant Whisperer!
Awesome! Thank you!
I love the palyfulness of your plant advice videos. Gandening is fun!
Thank you 😊
I have a monster jade that my dad planted many years ago. The house is now mine and the jade is still a monster. It gets plenty of water from the air conditioner drain in the summer. It is on the east side of the house. I have recently started a stem cutting for a house plant. After watching your video, I got a monster meter like you suggested. It has stopped me from over watering all my plants. Love watching your videos and your sense of humor has made learning fun. Keep it up!
Great stuff 👍
Great tips. It actually is even simpler than using a gadget. Just give a jade leaf a gentle squeeze. Firm? Plenty of water in there. Starting to soften, AND the soil doesn't look moist, it's getting thirsty, give a good drink, and then check firmness a couple of hours later to see the change. Check the firmness of the leaves next day to get a sense of what it feels like when full of water.
This is very educational! Can you make a whole video about things that make plant look sick but are actually normal? Like red edges of jade or guttation(this one freaked me out first time)
Thanks!
I love your water meter Mr Sheffield. I can’t do without it now. Thanks for another great video 🙏
Glad you like it JS
Are you an artist? Because you’re really good at drawing me in.
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Hehe 😜
I'm gonna try this line out and see if it works in my favour
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I've actually had really good (90+%) luck growing these from leaves. Takes a really long time for them to get to any appreciable size though.
Semi-related but I'm going to have to figure out how to get rid of 20 or 30 of these things soon.
Make a few pennies on FB
Yard sale, farmer's market, eBay, Etsy, FB, etc.... 😊
Just bought my first Jade. Here's to hoping I can keep her alive and kicking over the winter. Thank you for the helpful tips and tricks (that moisture meter is a life saver!)
You’ve got this ✊
Mr Sheffield… can you do a video about baby Jade plants, when to prune them the first time etc.. Thanks ❤
Been working on my jade plants! Just ordered from your Amazon store page.
Your jades look beautiful and healthy. My jade unfortunately is like a stick now with a few baby leaves. All of the big leaves have fallen after my hand accidentally bumped into them 😢 but I hope to learn more from you on how to better take care of it.
I must be pretty good at growing Jade plants. 😊I have sold 2 that were over 3 feet high. When I pot up my Jade, I buy a clay pot and make a tag with date and price of pot. When they get too big for me, I sell them to friends for the price of the pot. 2 will get sold in the spring and I’ll have 2 more to grow until they get too big for me.
Seems like you know what you’re doing 😁
I love how fun this video is!! Thank you for the information ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
5:24 that simple wooden shelf is something I should probably look at finding to put in front of my window
It’s great
Yep, they definitely seem to do well with frequent watering. My Gollum was looking stressed & dehydrated with its once a week watering so I started watering it every 2-3 days during our summers here in a Perth. 🇦🇺I also noticed during heavy rain stretches in winter time it wouldn’t look soggy and ready to burst like many of my other more sensitive succulents did. I never had to coddle it and put it out of the rain. I should also mention I have always grown it & repotted it up in terracotta pots so it never gets drowned because of how the water evaporates away better in terracotta.
Jade plant is the most easy plant to grow. If you make any mistake, it wouldn't take long to correct it. Mine blooms every winter with a lot of little, white flowers and I love it. In the summer it changes colours at sun and looks like a bonsai tree.
That sounds beautiful 🤩 May I ask what part of the world are you in?
Blessings 💜💚
@@gailtalley8037 I'm in Zagreb, a capital of Croatia, so we have a standard continental climate conditions. But I must say that it is very important to keep a jade plant in the winter by the window and not on a temperature that exceeds 12 degrees of Celsius. I'm keepeing mine on the stairs by the small north Windows at 10 degrees only. It's always a problem for growers that they can't brag about the beauty of such plants in front of their friends and relatives, but that's why we have cameras. Love for the well-being of our plants should always surpass our vanity! It's the same with the Christmas cactus, it will go crazy with flowers in a cold place! If we move it to a warm room, all its flowers will fall within a few days. That cactus didn't give itself the name Christmas, we invented that ourselves, it's not his fault.
Very nice. Never got mine to bloom
@@ekscentar1 Wow, thanks. I had a Christmas cactus that bloomed twice for me, then I moved it into a warmer room because I adopted a cat and no more blooms it lasted a couple of years withering away slowly 🥺until it finally bit the dust so to speak, thanks again for sharing your knowledge
Blessings 💜💚
@@gailtalley8037 To be honest, everything I learned about growing plants I learned from excellent specialist books long before the internet. I notice that there is a lot of misinformation on the Internet that only confuses people and leads them astray. It seems like we live in a time where everyone is just trying to disprove everything that has been scientifically proven before internet exist. Read professional books, they will really teach you and give you much more enthusiasm than any modern bloggers. Out of 10 things on the Internet, I use only one, and 9 are suspicious or obviously incorrect.
Very good, and extremely helpful.
Interesting and fun, I love your clips!
Thanks!
Thanks for another great video!
Thanks for watching 😁
I do recommend your channel to everyone with houseplant troubles/questions or whatsoever
funny stuff too
Legend!
Agreed! I have sent many a Sheffield videos to my mother. LOL
I love your videos! From footage quality to writing, even acting. So calming and at the same time I really learnt a lot from you! When I started your videos I only had one Monstera Var. but now I have +50 different species and all of them very healthy, kudos to you!
Oh there is even rapping included, spotify when? :D
Thank you very much 😁. I’m working on my debut album 😂
One reason to propagate from individual leaves is that there is an increased chance of multiple stems sprouting from one root system, a leaf I propagated after pruning early this year has grown into a baby plant with 5 stems! Maybe not always desirable but certainly unique.
Interesting. Not seen it myself yet
Yeah man, but sometimes you lose yourself in the moment and you never intent to stop the water flow🤣
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Love, love, love your videos!❤
Thanks!
I tossed mine out, but I got a cute small leafed jade which is looking good. I don't care it's growing slow. It is adorable.❤ have a blessed day.
Sounds great! You too
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As a Michigan gal I appreciated the Eminem!
Last fall I snipped the top of my daughters jade. It needed it. Brought the little guy home, covered the wound in cinnamon, waited a day, and now I have the start of a beautiful jade. They are the funnest plant to prop!
I love propping these.
Youre so fun to watch, and to learn from ☺️ ty
Appreciate that!
Neat, thanks for the info. Jade is native to the south east coast of Africa.
😊😂❤ i love watching your videos. Informative and comic. Always puts a smile on my face. Thank you!
Glad you enjoy it!
My jade does well out of near-total neglect, constant watering and regular feeding with seaweed. It's monstrous! (it does live in a roasty-toasty conservatory all year round mind)
That’ll work 👍
Your videos are great! Informative and very funny 🎉
Thank you 😊
Your video is amazing, thank you very much!
Glad you liked it!
Just purchased two Jade plants because of your videos Mr. Sheffield They were never my favorite plants but I do well with succulents so I decided to try them. Always enjoy your chanel and the very helpful tips.
Great job!
Thank you for this educational video. I have 4 jade plants. One ogre ear and 3 of the kind you showed in your video. They 3 are very young. My ogre ears are two years old and growing like crazy. They are quickly becoming my favorite plants in my collection.
I love em too 😁
Absolutely Fantastic video, I now want to run out and purchase another one, I gave up on having this plant decades ago because I was told it was like a cactus and don’t water it well it died😢
The comment section is great finding out about different varieties of the Jade plant, saving all jade plant videos to play list 👍🏾
Blessings 💜💚
Thanks! You should deffo try again.
I went on holiday for 2 weeks...forgot to turn on the grow lights...upon returning back home all the larger lower leaves fell off. There is a lot of new growth though, so perhaps it was a good thing as it may start to branch out now...
I have propagated by leaf and one has a pup this was from June time to now. I have them in perlite on my windowsill.
A blessing in disguise maybe
Dude, you gotta let Em know you rocked his lyrics! Someone has to send him a link.
Great content my man!
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Wow, Your amazing!
Very informative
Excellent !
Cheers 🇨🇦
Thank you kindly!
I’ve killed so many jade plants I was given a cutting months ago it’s growing tall. In front of window but here in Indiana we have not seen sun for two months few hours here and there. So now I will trim it. I’ve learned lots from this video. THANK YOU FOR DOING IT ❤
My pleasure 😊
Beautiful and amazing jade plant so lovely collection beautiful
Thanks!
Great video! ❤
Thank you!!
Jade plants are very resilient. I moved from Southern California to Northern California which is wetter and has lower temperatures in winter. I brought my jade curly jade and gollum jades along and all are in large containers in cactus soil since the soil here is clay. They sit on a rock border under eaves of house 🏡 and surprisingly they have all adapted well to the climate change. They’re approximately 2 feet tall with trunks about 9 inches diameter and receive water during hot summer months and none during winter. I’m bragging 😅but my point is they are very hardy and resilient plants 🪴. If I was only this successful with all my plants I’d be in plant heaven 😊Love your videos Richard I so enjoy them.
Thanks! They sure are
Thank you for information
You bet!
I enjoyed your video! 👍
Thanks
I LOVE getting up to a new Sheffield video! This one was interesting. I ordered a tricolor jade a while back and when it arrived, it wasn't what I expected. I realized that it was NOT a tricolor jade. The only pink on it was at the very tip of some leaves (I'm assuming it was the anthocyanin). I'm happy with my verigated jade though, I do love the white and green swirl patterns. Thanks for another interesting video! Also, if anyone is trying to learn when their jade needs water and you don't have a moisture meter (you SHOULD get one though), pinch your leaves. There should be very little give. If the begin getting soft, even slightly, it's time to water.
Thanks for the tip 😁👍
I have a tri color jade too. It was also only white and green when I bought it. I've had it about a year now under bright grow lights and it has the old set of leaves, which are white and green, as well as two new sets that are white, red, and green. I suspect you have a Tricolor jade that didn't get enough light to bring out the third color, but is the correct species.
@@blackburned Thank you! I've never had nor seen a tricolor in real life so I appreciate your comment. I've seen some that the colors are very defined, almost as stripes (almost) but mine has a much more swirly, marbled appearance. As I said, I love it regardless. Lol. Maybe I'll try a stronger light for it.
@lindsey4178 interesting that you mostly have swirls rather than stripes on your leaves! It's cool how each plant is a little different. Mine has some swirls and some stripes. I noticed the underside and edge of new leaves are the first to start turning red if they get enough light. Good luck to you and your plant. Agreed they are beautiful with or without the red 😊
I got one one of the new mini sansi clip on grow lights on my Jade. I also removed some 20 leaves since it's actively growing and was crowding itself. Ive only had these 3 wee tiny lights for about 9 days so all i can really say is my Maranta seems very pleased as does my string of bananas and tradescantia, the foot candles were around 1500 so i put one on my Jade. So far so good and despite having three very different leave types, paper thin, succulent and slightly thicker leaves I've got no burning on any of them. I also love that i can set them to be on for 12 hours and they come back on at the same time each day so I'm not having to turn them on. Sansi should sponsor me at this point since nearly every lightbulb in my house is Sansi 🤣 but for real, i get extremely bad migraines (the whole am i possessed types) and the Sansi bulbs and grow lights do not trigger them! That's a miracle in itself and makes the bulbs worth every penny (esp when i get a discount!)
That's great! Glad you're enjoying the SANSI lights. I keep adding more and more 😅
Just saw a pic of a 4’ tall x 3’ wide Jade plant in full bloom in Jan! Owner gives it coffee grounds. Kept in front of large window. Currently low light.🤩 Whidbey Island, WA.❤
Never seen one flower before 🤯
1:17..that face 😂 love it... And yet again, clean bin 😂😂😂😂
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Omgosh I just sprayed my coffee while drinking it everywhere when he started singing 😂😂
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Just got a baby one today! Thank you for all you do 🌹
Good luck!!
I always love the edit in of the B roll of the plant toss into the bin (or as we call it on my side of the pond…the trash can). 😂
Haha Thanks!
Richard now has this American referring to trash cans as ‘bins’ and my children look at me like I have 4 heads every time. 😅
@@amberscott7831 haha it’s bin all the way here
Mine lives happily in leca ... didn't miss a beat when I switched it out of soil ... it gets plenty of natural light ... North facing window in Australia
Great stuff 👍
Nice information 🎉🎉🎉🎉
We had a huge jade plant when we lived in sunny hot S California until we had a rare hard freeze. Since it had spent its life out on the front porch it wasn’t possible to protect it. It was a horrifying so I quickly salvaged any viable stems and created a new plant from the original. They prefer sunnier dryer climates.
We have two water meters. Always enjoy your videos. Thanks also for the updates.❤
Ooo great idea. 2 is always better than 1
One is for the upstairs plants and the other for the downstairs plants. Use it more often than expected, great tool.
the video I needed. I was offered one of these, never wanted one, so I never bothered to look up the best way to take care of it. But even if I don't like it that much, I don't like to see it get black spots on its leaves and then dropping them.
Great stuff 👍
Mr Shefffield I have recently watched a lot of your videos and learned so much thank you.
You have inspired me to increase my small collection and also propagate some that I already have. Sometimes in the videos it shows you top watering and other times you bottom watering. Is there a reason why you do one rather than the other. Maybe I have missed the video explaining this. I love that you have taken the complicated part about when to water and made it easy to determine this. By the way my 6 year old granddaughter thinks you are so funny. 😀🇨🇦
Thanks! I generally bottom water but show both in the vids
Haha I love the yoga with Adrienne reference
😂😂😂😂 you're the greatest plant comedian ever!!
I try 😂
I just got an oger ear (which is a type of jade plant). I found it in those cheap succulents at Walmart. I dont think they ever watered it. Thats the first thing i did when i got it home before i even put it into its little terrarium (its currently tiny lol) it has a few leaves that seem like theyre struggling but as a whole i think its ok.
Love that plant 👌
Thank you very much😊
You bet!
I Live in Maryland usa. May 1st i put it outside direct sun all day. I water it almost everyday. the leaves plump up, tips turn purple and it grows like crazy. BUT....come Oct plants come in placed in southern facing window and don't get water again till Tax day (April 15th) It lives off the water in the leaves, and trunk. I have killed a Beautiful huge Jade by overwatering it in the winter....no moister meter back then.
I have and love my moisture meters!!
Okayyy, you convinced me to try parenting a plant again. I just had a lovely coconut palm go dry and crispy on me even though I watered it 😖
You’ve got this ✊
I have a bit more love for my jade now, it’s had the equivalent of a dad fringe hair cut ( he couldn’t be bothered with scissors, used his electric shaver and mowed my eyebrows off )
Is it just me or do all Chinese takeaways have gorgeous Jade plants in the window?
In China, where feng shui originated, jade plants are believed to bring good luck and fortune to the home or business it is in. You probably encounter Chinese homes/businesses primarily when you get Chinese take out which is why you associate them with that
@@blackburned that’s interesting thank you. I like to think it’s a unique talent handed down through the generations. I hadn’t considered the feng shui aspect of plant placement except that Ive been avoiding spiky cactus plants. One of my favourite TH-camrs is Cliff Tan of DearModern, clearly I need to study more. Sheff, any chance of a video on Feng Shui for our plant collections?
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NOOOOO??? Shame on your family.
Go on, show some love to Mr Sheff and the community 💚💫🪴
I know right 😂
Informative and funny.
Thanks!
All my succulents go outside from May-October. They relish the driving summer rains and bright summer sun in south wales uk. I bring them inside over winter and don’t water them until March. I’ve had them for 20 years .
Sounds good
I also was fooled by myth were Jade plant needs to water only once in the month. Same stuff with Yucca plant. Maybe my Jade and yucca will flourish and grow with new watering strategy🤞
No way I'd ever plant these in anything other than chunky/rocky, well drainiining soil. They are native to South Africa, in dry/rocky conditions. Pumice, chick grit, perlite, akadama, ect.....these are great soil amendments for jade!
Most def 👍
Super helpful video, and entertaining! How often do you check your plants with the moisture meter? All plants or just jades? Thanks!
Every week and every plant
Love this guy
Legend!
Your plants look so healthy and happy !! Such a helpful video. I have killed my jade and snake plants by overwatering. I'm determined to keep the next batch alive. Please tell me what's the big beautiful red plant in the hanging pot behind you? I'm guessing it's Begonia?
Yes begonia red flame
Youre very funny, and thats why im leaving a like!
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Hi mr sheffield. Would you make any videos on hoya care? I love your vids btw
I should do at some point
This was standing fine, and just a couple days ago abruptly began to guess leaves and trunk break, although I watered the same as the year before 😢
How are the roots?
I think I might put my Jades back into soil. I transferred them into succulent mix when I got them which is pretty much mostly gravel. Maybe I should repot them (they're small but healthy) and add more compost to the succulent mix....
Either will work really. They'll be nutrients in the soil though
If you fertilize regularly it shouldn't matter. The biggest advantage I know of growing Jade in rich soil is that it can extract nutrients from it, but if you're fertilizing a nutrient deficient soil it should be the same
thank you! @@blackburned
@@thevahandbook I would keep them in a mix rich in mineral components for sure. They naturally grow in rocky soil in South Africa.
My jade plants' issues are that the leaves are curving down, growing into the stem, than breaking. My gollum jade is doing well though. I have them all in a west-facing window shelf.
Lmao i loved this video. I just got a stem cutting from a friend, heres to success !
Great stuff 👍
They also will flower. In order to get them to flower they need to be root bound. I have one that blooms every autumn.
Great advice there Mr Shefield 😉,we well i had some stunning Jade plants ,we moved home and wife said they are not coming in the house 🤨,lost the lot 😮💨 well we are starting again well me really ,have you ever got your Jade's to "FLOWER" 🤔 me once long time ago , a house i pass daily has some of the best Jade's in Flower i have ever seen 🥰,one more question some of the best Jade's are in Chinese takeaways what is their secret ,the heat 🤔 or something in the tea 🤨 ,thanks again 👌
No I’ve had mine flowering. I’ve not got enough sun
I know Mr Sheffield I really need to order that moisture meter 😅😅😅
Get on it 😁
Never knew moisture meters were a thing for plants, just brought one 🤣 no more fingering soil for me lol
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This what my mother did ... she always water it and it looks brilliant. Now I did the opposite 😢
You’ve got this ✊
With good drainage you can water every day
Overfertilising can also be an issue. Leaves turn yellow and fall off. Especially if the fertiliser isn't balanced for succulents.
For sure 👍