extra large jade plant Crassula Jade type Cuttings and Potted by Blaise Jade 6" Cut
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extra large jade plant

extra large jade plant Crassula Jade type Cuttings and Potted by Blaise Jade 6" Cut

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extra large jade plant Crassula Jade type Cuttings and Potted by Blaise Jade 6" CutJade, Jade and Jade! You can never have enough Jade! Lengths and types will vary per listings. See our exact succulents for EXACT Jade specimens!! Giant piece of Jade Cutting similar in size to the picture! Colors will vary based on sun exposure and time of the year. The more direct sunlight, the more red the tips edges will become. The more shade less direct light, the greener. **if a large full cutting is not available, we'll add extra cuttings,

Jade, Jade and Jade!  You can never have enough Jade!  Lengths and types will vary per listings. See our exact succulents for EXACT Jade specimens!!

Giant piece of Jade Cutting similar in size to the picture!  Colors will vary based on sun exposure and time of the year.  The more direct sunlight, the more red the tips/edges will become.  The more shade/less direct light, the greener. **if a large full cutting is not available, we'll add extra cuttings, you'll be thankful for them once rooted!!**

**Jade cuttings can often arrive looking dehydrated, wilted and soft, this is normal, they have lost their ability to absorb water, but as soon as rooting begins, they will fatten up quickly**

We can sell larger pieces, multiple pieces etc.  We have 5-6 types as well, just contact us if you would like to discuss a custom order.

**POTTED jade types can include mini, rainbow, variegated, ET Fingers, Gollum etc. These are potted in 1 Nursery Gallon plastic containers.  Approx. 12-15" in height from soil to top.  Our stock is always changing. Leaves and branches can break during shipping regardless of how well packed.  Simply put broken pieces into some soil and learn propagation!  All of our Jade type plants started out as cuttings!  And what they look like now will be entirely different in 6 months, a year etc.  Trim them, give them a haircut, treat them like a bonsai or just let them grow out!

***Important***Cuttings can change shape during shipping, they are soft stemmed plants, even thick and large ones can flatten during storage and shipping. After jade has been cut it becomes very limp. Branches are floppy and leaves will wrinkle. It will look worse before better as it needs to root and fill back up with water!!  Individual stems and leaves can break off, dont despair, just repot these as well, it happens naturally in real life so please expect a few pieces to break!!  Simply allow them to root and naturally fill out to regular shape.  Treat these guys like Bonsais, trim them to your desired shape, save the cuttings for additional pots!  Larger cuttings may need sticks or rocks etc. to help them stay upright during the rooting process. Flowers show their bloom in January.  Flowers may or may not be present, if dried, you can simply cut or pull them off.  These are all grown from mature specimens in the ground, some leaves can have imperfections, spots, etc. this is normal!  Leaves and branches can break during shipping, simply replant, we cannot guarantee every branch and leaf will stay intact despite our careful packing.  Over-watering is the number #1 cause of rot and death.  Jades can go months w/o water, their leaves will begin to wrinkle which is a great sign they are thirsty.  Don't let your jades sit in water, drainage holes are great!!  Jades stressed from water and in full hot sun can bring out more red hues.  Jade can also sunburn if too hot etc.  Slowly introduce all succulents to full hot sun or you may risk a bad sunburn.  Protect from freezing temps too!

 

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