The Money Plant is a beautiful succulent that has little pink or white flowers.
It’s one of the most popular houseplants grown worldwide, and it can be found in homes across America!
Jade Plant
If you want an evergreen plant that has thick, shiny leaves and produces white or pink star-like flowers under the right conditions then try out jade plant.
People in Asia consider the jade plant as a popular superstition for good luck and think it can activate financial energies with its vibrant green leaves that represent growth, renewal. It’s also known to have rich bronzes colors when grown correctly which symbolize wealth.
During the Chinese New Year, Jade plants are placed on top of stock and investment certificates to increase their value by 1%.
The ancient Chinese believed that placing a jade plant in your east location will bring family harmony, health and luck. The southeast is for wealth luck!
If you’re looking for creativity and good luck, place the Jade plant in west locations. If your children’s success is on their mind then placing it near some northwest areas will bring about mentors or teachers who can help them out!
How to Grow Jade Plant
Watering a Jade Plant
Keeping a jade plant healthy is important to helping it thrive. Proper watering will help prevent root rot, but you shouldn’t water too often, because this can cause excess stress on plants and lead them into harmful resting phases where they have difficulty taking up water from their roots again.
Instead, water it when the top soil feels dry and you’ll have no problems.
Sunlight Requirements of a Jade Plant
It is important to provide your jade plant with enough sun. If they do not have full sunlight, the leaves will become thin and pale in color as well as leggy with weak stems caused by a lack of lighting.
Proper Temperature for Jade Plants
Jade plant care instructions say that jade plants do best in day time temperatures of 65-75 F. (18-24 C.) during the day and 50-55 F., but if they get lots of sunlight, they can also do well in higher temperatures, so you have nothing to worry about.
Fertilizing Your Jade Plant
Keeping your jade plant healthy is easy with the right care. You should fertilize it about once every six months, and then water before adding any fertilizer solution into its potting soil or tray.
NEVER fertilize your jade plant when the soil is dry, as this will damage roots. As you can see it’s not too hard to take care of a piece! With some extra love and proper jade plant care they might one day become big jade trees in your home!