How To Grow A Jade Plant From Branch And Leaf Cuttings
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- How To Grow A Jade Plant From Branch And Leaf Cuttings. I will show the entire process needed to produce new Jade plants from branch/leaf cuttings. This is super easy and usually has quick results. I hope you find this helpful with your future Jade succulents. Please SUBSCRIBE, LIKE and COMMENT. Thanks for watching!
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Thank you! I had no idea how to plant my cutting that’s been drying for a week. You make it so simple!!
Here is a short....and I just put out another jade video today as well
th-cam.com/users/shorts4g4MPowo1UQ?feature=share3
Very informative! Thank you so much. You covered everything I wanted to know. God bless you 💜
You are so welcome!
Okay, learned a good tip. Have had so-so success with leaf cuttings. Thanks.
Hey Jeff! Nice name by the way haha. What tip did you find useful. Here is a more recent video update to some succulent leaf propagations I have, including some Jade leaves. Hope this helps too!
th-cam.com/video/muPHyZKt70k/w-d-xo.html
I really appreciate your sharing of the best ways to make new plants.
My pleasure!
I propagated a leaf by accident and now have a baby from my 5" original Jade plant. Thanks for the tutorial it was real smooth and easy to follow 😃
I'm not going to set up a Jade plant nursery and give them away to friends
Nice work Charlie! lt is so rewarding to grow plants successfully from the plants you have
What a concise, wonderful and useful video! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks Paige. This is an older video now...I have many more Jade videos under the succulent Playlist if you are interested.
Greaty and easy guide ! And I ticked the likes over to 3000 ;o)
Sweet! Thanks so much!
Your video was very helpful. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing this information.
Thanks i had no idea! Will try today.
I love this video! Thank you for taking the time to make it
Great information l love jade plants. Thanks so much
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the tutorial I have learned a lot. Great video!
You're very welcome!
i can’t get myself to cut my jade ! i feel like i’m going to hurt ut
Trust me I felt the very same way. I thought I was going to kill it and that was it. These plants respond so well to pruning....you virtually can't go wrong. It will regrow. Just try a very small cut/prune on one branch to see the progress and to get comfortable before doing a bigger prune.
YOU CAN DO THIS!
Everything Plants Thanks! Hope this gives me the push i need ...i’ve found your input very helpful.
Start with just doing the leafs. I have pulled a few off mine thru the year and the roots grow quickly. Doesn't hurt plant at all.
Planting is not for you then.
Stick to Knitting.🙃
Same but I just did it🤡
Like 213👍👌
Nice info on jade plant 👌👍👍🤗
Thanks!
Thank you so much for this great video!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so very much for this tutorial. I feel confident to both prune and propagate my jade now! :)
You can do it!
@@EverythingPlants❤❤❤😂😂😂❤
Good instruction. This will be a go to channel for my wife and I.
Awesome and welcome! I have many more newer jade videos....along with other houseplants too
Thank you this was very helpful and informative👍
Glad it was helpful! Thanks Josh
Great video, thank you for making it.
Thanks!
Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Katherline
Great just the facts,I will follow this guy closely to learn more
Thanks!
Thanks for the info! 👍
Happy to help!
Thanks so very much for this video, I have killed so many Jade plants, and each time left fall off I throw it away. I have one now and with hopes and the knowledge I have gained through your video hoping to have other jades from this one. Thanks.
Hello and welcome! This video is a fairly old video already. I have many more Jade videos that are more recent. Here is one of those videos.
th-cam.com/video/qucVW9eUNuY/w-d-xo.html
Hi..I'm from Malaysia..love to see your video..❤️❤️
Hello from Canada! Thanks for watching.
Thank you so much for that information. It’s really helped me.
This is an older video now.... I have many more current jade videos on my channel if you are interested. Thanks for watching this one.
Also here is a TH-cam short that I made today coincidentally haha
th-cam.com/users/shorts4g4MPowo1UQ?feature=share3
sharing your videos on facebook..very informative and more people need to see them.
You are sharing them? Thanks so much for the support! Tell the world lol
@@EverythingPlants ..yepper
Thank you so much for the information. I'm a new jade owner and I lost a few leaves transplanting it. I'm all about getting more plants from my accident 😁
Hello aiissabeth.....I have many more jade videos on my channel, along with other houseplants.
Very nicely made video. Thx.
Thanks goku
Fantastic. Exactly the information I needed.
Please tell me more about your "plant giveaway". Thank you
Thanks for watching my video....this is one of my older ones now as it 8s over a year old.
Thank you, very clear explanation.
Glad it was helpful!
Have started propogating 2 days, fingers crossed they work 🤞
@@phiphi01 Good luck and keep me posted on the progress!
very helpful video with great camera work
Thanks! Even though this is an older video now lol Please feel free to check out my many newer Jade videos as well. Take care!
Will this technique work for echverias as well?
Thank you for sharing this great video!
Wonderful video! Thank you. Something I’ve always been wondering, do the newly potted leaves grow a stem too ?!
Individual leaves will grow a stem and into a new plant! It may take awhile, but it is pretty awesome
When airdrying the single leaves, do you have to watcher them at all? I've only ever planted mine so I'm trying something new ✌🏼
No, just let the dry and and then lay on top of the soil. You will see the new roots pop through I a couple weeks. After that I will just lightly mist the soil around the leaf once it starts to grow. Good luck.
Thank you! My friend gifted me a jade tree. One branch is completely growing sideways and honestly making my beautiful plant not that pretty lol
Cut it off and stick it back into the soil....same pot or new one!
When do you pot the ones with the leaves into their own pots?
My jade has not been reported in years. Should I repot the whole thing before I prune it? Great video!
I basically remove them when the original leaf dries up on the new plant.
Thanks for sharing this vid! How soon can one expect to see new growth from the cut zone?
I would say within a couple weeks you should definitely start to see some growth as long as it is in bright light!
Thank you for this informative video, when is the best time to propagate Jade plant?
This is a really good video. I am new to Jade pruning/planting. What soil do you use?
Thanks. I use just a cactus succulent soil mix from either promix or miracle grow. Here is another more recent jade video if you are interested.
th-cam.com/video/qucVW9eUNuY/w-d-xo.html
Great video! Very informative.
Glad you liked it!
Everything Plants Glad you like that I liked it. Lol!
I'm glad that you're glad that I was glad you liked it.
Everything Plants Well now, I can’t beat that. I’m glad to let you win.
Why are some of the leaves growing smaller than the actual one? Thanks this video is really helpful 👍
Thanks for this video! Do you put the rooting hormones on the cut plant immediately or after it calluses?
Hello Debi. I rarely use rooting hormone for any of my propagations. I would let it callous over then put the rooting hormone on right before you place it in soil
great video! Thank you. Can I propagate from the stem or trunk? Thanks in advance! 🙏🏼
You can propagate both. I've done leaf, branch and stem cuttings.
Can i take branch cuttings and start this process in autumn? We have plenty of light coming into the flat but it's starting to become cooler in the UK by now.
Yes, of course. It will still root but new growth might be a bit slower than if it was taken in summer. Good luck!
To propagate my jade plant cuttings, I used soil advertised as being for succulents and cacti. Is that the right kind to use or do I need something that holds more moisture?
That is exactly what I use. You want a well draining soil even when they are rooting. WELL DONE!
Great video, I was wondering if you had tips for the branch cuttings once they grow tall. I'm assuming they need to be pruned to start growing additional branches? My cutting is just one long stem that's getting top heavy. It looks silly lol I have it propped up against a chopstick I dug into the soil.
You are exactly correct...prune it. Start small if you have never pruned before. See how it responds and you can definitely prune it again.
@@EverythingPlants oh boy! I'm nervous but also excited. I beheaded my first echeveria last year. If I can survive that, I can survive pruning the jade stem. Thank you for your awesome tips! Growing succulents has been such a joy. I also didn't know what I was getting myself into lol I've got a mini nursery on my windowsill.
Thanks for this video! I really enjoyed it :) About how often do you water/mist the cuttings before they develop roots/new growth?
I would lightly water orbmist only the soil when I notice the soil is dry. Maybe once a week or so.
@@EverythingPlants Thank you! :) I'm trying propagation for the first time so this and your video are very helpful!
Awesome and good luck!
Can you do a video on the your tube like jade plant? And how to grow a thicker trunk? Thanks!!
Yes. Great idea for a future video. I will select one of my jades for a thicker trunk video.
I have one that i had no idea how to take care of it. it is huge and out of control, I think? I would love to share the picture. I am going to try your technique. it has been the most straight forward step by step video
thank you
Hello Veronica. You can send a picture to my Instagram (everything_plants_ca). I also have many more jade videos to check out.
@@EverythingPlants I sent it ton you. Any advice would be great! Thank you
If you don't have any rooting hormone will it still propagate well? I've been needing to propagate my poor jade but I don't have any of the rooting hormones.
Edit: whoops! Should have just finished the video lol! It was very informative thank you!
Ya....you do not need rooting hormone. Good luck with your propagations!
Here is a more recent jade prop video.
th-cam.com/video/qucVW9eUNuY/w-d-xo.html
Great video.
Thanks! Do you currently have a jade plant?
I do. I have 2 smalls ones indoors and 2 I repotted outdoors. My first ever and they see to be doing fine. I killed my last succulent so glad to have your videos a reference.
Jades are my absolute favourite. I also place all my succulents in clay pots as they are porous and allow the soil to dry out faster. Just keep an eye on the soil and water only when dry.
Will do. Thank you very much. They are due for repotting. Found those gems at the dollar store and they are growing quite beautiful
Hi There, Thank you for your videos-they are very helpful. I just pruned my top heavy jade plant. I am hoping to use the cuttings to fill out the pot of the mother plant. Is it safe to propagate the cuttings directly in the soil of the mother plant?
Yes it is! Let the freshly cut end callous over for a couple days then make a spot in the dirt. It should root it self in a couple of weeks. I'm glad to hear that my video has helped. Good luck!
@@EverythingPlants Hi - if I use a rooting hormone, do I need to wait a couple of days after pruning to re-pot?
@@kdrprsd6914 I used rooting hormone in this video and planted the cuttings without an issue.
Also, where do I place the cuttings to let them have the callus grow on them? Just like outside
I just put mine on the counter or plant table inside.
How does one start a jade plant nursery? What supplies and tools would be suggested?:)
So I had done this and my jade is finally spitting out some buds, but the leaves are getting thin because I can see their like veins. That’s okay right? Since they’re getting moisture from the leaves right?
So I got an unrooted cutting and put it in some soil but I don’t know how often I should water it? Should I keep the soil moist at all times? It gets good light and it’s spring where I live.
It will root on its own. I'd say let it dry out completely in between waterings. Give it time and don't over water.....the plant stores alot of water in it's leaves so if you water too often then you will rot the stem.
How thick can the branch that is cut off be? I have a jade that has a branch that is the same size as the "trunk" growing straight out sideways and cannot support itself anymore. Can I plant the entire branch or should I cut it off and then cut the smaller branches off (as you did in the video) and plant those separately?
You can definitely plant that large section. It might take a bit longer to root and be prepared to lose a few leaves....maybe.
I have a 3 foot plus jade plant about 10 years old, so it is so top heavy it is tipping over in my pot.All of the. growth is on one side. How do I keep it from falling over ?It is actually proped up with a metal pole, but it is still tipping over.I will try some pruning, new even bigger pot ?
So you wait for the callus to form unless you use rooting hormone... what about the fresh wounds from removing the leaves? Should I paint them with hormone gel as well or what?
Hello. You don't need rooting hormone. I let them callous over for a few days then stick it into soil. I've never seen any difference in the rate of growth. And you don't need to do anything with the other cut portion of well. Easiest plant to propagate.
This video is now pretty old.
Thank you so much excellent video.Can jade plants live in my concervatory all year round ???
The conservatory is similar to a summer house .( too hot in the summer ,too cold in the winter)🤷♀️
Thank you
Jades actually love the heat and sun in summer. The only thing is once it gets near that 10 degrees Celius in the cooler months, I would bring it into the house. I'm not sure the type of temps you get, but I hope this helps.
That is a great help .😃👍
My jade plant is branching out after a major cut... I'm so excited. I don't have facebook or instagram so I can't enter the giveaway but maybe you can do one on TH-cam someday. Thanks for sharing
That is awesome about the branching. How long have you had your plant for? That sounds like a great idea for a plant give away....TH-cam and Instagram! I won't be listing it for awhile, because it needs to root and it probably won't ship well over winter. Thanks for watching!
@@EverythingPlants Had mine for almost 4 years...they were small cuttings that came in a terrarium.
I wish you can send a picture on here. I am really curious to see how yours looks!
@@EverythingPlants Have you heard of gardentags? It's an app of a plant community, check it out
My crasula(jade ) plant is sheding leaves in this season ,what must be tbe reason?
Check to make sure the soil isn't staying too wet.
Thanks for tips I live in the UK is deference In care or not
The care will be the same...just put it in bright light. Slowly acclimate it to high light if you have it currently in lower light.
So I currently have a jade leaf that fell off because I bumped it. What's my best course of action to successfully propagate the leaf?
Did you use a specific type of soil for Succulents? I read somewhere that you HAVE TO use cactus soil.
I do use a cactus succulent specific soil as they are formulated for well draining ingredients. If you use a regular potting soil these are typically made up of mostly peatmoss which holds onto moisture. This is the exact opposite of what you'd want for a succulent.
th-cam.com/video/U4QRiLcu_zM/w-d-xo.html
Hi, how do I take care of my plant after I put it on the soil after callus?
Assuming you have a stem cutting....I leave the soil dry for about a week and then lightly water when the soil is dry. It should root in a couple weeks.
That was great but what soil should I use?
Hey Barbara. For all my succulents I use a commercial cactus and succulent mix as they are formulated for good drainage.
Just want to clarify, you either use rooting hormone or let the fresh cut area scab over. I that right? Thanks.
I don't think it really matters. I've used it on a fresh cut and a calloused cut.
what do you call the powder that you put in the branch tip of jade plant?
Rooting hormone
Does the single leaf need Sunlife to propagate while it’s drying out 3 to 5 days?
Sir...I am a new jade enthusiast.. it us so hard to secure this plant in the Philippines.. DO you sale your jade you have propagated? Thank you. God bless ..
I have given many cuttings away to friends and family, but currently do not have any for sale.
thank you for this!! very helpful! btw, do I need to use succulent soil mix for this?
You are welcome. Here is a more recent one.
th-cam.com/video/qucVW9eUNuY/w-d-xo.html
Can I propagate them in water after letting them callous?
Also, do I need to scrape the vertical area(the part where we tear off the extra leaves) where it will develop roots?
Thanks for the great video though!🌱🌵😊
I've never had good success propagating succulents in water compared to soil. You can try placing it in water but i can not guarantee the outcome. I should still grow roots in theory even if it has calloused over already.
@@EverythingPlants Thanks for the reply😊
You are welcome.
I have a very leggy jade. I just learned that it needs more light. How short should I prune it back? Its probably a foot tall in total with a cluster of leaves on the top 2-3 inches, so very leggy 😔
I think the general rule for pruning Jades is no more then 20% of the plant, but experiment with it. You should get two branches from where you prune so just imagine how the plant will look after you prune it.
How frequently u watered them..
What soil are u using
What soil did you use? Does the succulent not grow when it comes to damaged leaves? I am really scared of a failed propagation😢
Should the soil be wet when you enter the stems?
Nope, I keep mine dry. As long as the stem and leaves are healthy then no extra care or watering is needed. I'd say give it a week or so then give it some water and don't water again until it is completely dry.
I've recently just got a jade plant seedling from my neighbour! It's got one little root and is doing alright. How long do you think it would take to grow a stem, so that it doesn't just look like a little leaf in the soil 😅
Like a leaf cutting? It will take probably a couple years to get to a nice size plant. How is it doing now?
Update ?
Hi Thanks for your video! What kind of planting soil should I use for jade?
Hello Nicki. I use a cactus/ succulent specific soil from promix.
www.promixgardening.com/en/product/detail/promix-premium-cactus-mix
@@EverythingPlants Thank you!!
You are welcome!
What kind of soil is best for propagating?
I would still use a cactus/succulent mix
How often do I water after stem propagation is done?
I would water the stem cutting just like you would a normal jade plant. Just after planting, I probably wouldn't give it any water for at least the first week or two as long as the stem was healthy at the time of planting. Does that help?
What is the soil that you plant them in?
think i had a small jade cutting, it looked healthy but suddenly decided to drop all of its leaves and the top of 2 of its branches kind of seem to mold or wither.
2 of the leaves had black spot under them.
i assume it's not supposed to do that, but it went so fast, i cut of and re-potted the last tip. i've tried propagating some leaves but they quickly seem to mold, i've got plenty to try with now though.
It definitely sounds like it got rot. Make sure it's in a bright area, in a well-draining mix like a cactus soil and preferably a terracotta pot with a drain hole
@@EverythingPlants is it possible to start rotting in non-root parts?
other cases of root-rot have seemed pretty slow to me, and i think its roots looked fine when i checked it.
What if I cut and put in soil directly? Will die?
Before rooting them , do we have to put away them for 3 or 4 days to heal?
Here is a short I did about Jade cuttings. Yes, you can let them heal and then place on dry soil
th-cam.com/users/shortsFdx1afXesiE?feature=share
I wish I’d watched this before planting my branch cutting. I think it’s only half an inch in the soil. I didn’t think to cut off more leaves so I could plant it deeper. The bottom two leaves are keeping it from toppling over, so it’s probably just hanging on for dear life 😂 i’ll have to try and fix that. It seems pretty healthy though, it’s been growing like crazy.
If it isnt rooted or even slightly rooted then yank it out, cut off a few leaves if you want and place it back into the soil. It will not harm the plant.
Everything Plants Thank you for your response. I planted it back in January. If I take it out to cut the leaves and replant it deeper, will I need to wait a few days for the leaf cuts to callus over?
The correct answer is yes, but honestly I don't wait and have never had an issue. Cut it and plant it. Haha
Everything Plants thank you so much! I appreciate it : )
What if I don't have the rooting hormones? Can I still pot them?
Yes of course. I rarely use it for mine and they do just fine.
I have a stem cutting that has rooted and recently the very top pair of leaves have grown extremely long and leggy. Can I prune this off? It only had two other sets of leaves currently
Yes you can, but if plants get long and leggy (stretched out) then that usually means they aren't getting enough light.
@@EverythingPlants Thank you. I’ve got it in the brightest part of my room now so I’ll see how it fairs in the new location.
Is it posible to propagate from a larger branch,
Yes. Although I've never cut a larger branch or stem before the process should all be the same. Once it gets a bit closer to spring I do have a larger Jade branch that I will be pruning off. I will be replanting that one as well.
Can you propagate placing them just in water?
Yes, but it might have a tougher time transitioning into soil when that time comes. I have never had an issue with soil propagation and then of course there is no transition period.
what do you use for your soil mixture? :)
I use commercial succulent/cactus soil mix for my jade plants and sometimes I add a bit more perlite for drainage.
@@EverythingPlants thanks!!
Hi, I think this is the crassula argentea and i thought it was the crassila ovata
..can you clarify that?
My plant? It is the crassula ovata.
So you do need to let the branches callus over for 5 days or no?
I don't lol
what is d powder u use for it before u plant and were we can for that powder
The powder I use is a rooting hormone but honestly you don't need it.... Jade's root perfectly fine without it
I have a jade and a big stem fell off, would it be the same process? Just wait 5 days in order for them to be ready to put into the soil?
In those 5 days does it need water ?n
Pretty much. Let them callous over then stick in some soil. I wouldn't water for about a week. Don't worry even though you may lose a few leaves and they'll probably get wrinkly too. Then you can give a bit of water.
Can you propagate jade in water or does it have in soil?
I don't like doing it in water because then you have to train those water roots to grow into soil which can be a difficult task. Jade are very easy to root by putting directly in soil.... If you're curious about the water method, then I would suggest you give it a try and see what you think
Will it work on small plants.?? Mine is big but young ig
Do you mean taking a cutting from a small plant? As long as there is a node for a small stem it should be fine. I've never tried it with a young leaf. Is this what you mean?
How often do you water the cuttings?
I don't water them for about the first 10th 14 days as there is no roots on the cuttings to soak up water. After that you can give a small amount near the stem of the cutting as there should be small roots now