Jade plants need light to flower . Updated: ; Jan. 23, 2011, 10:02 a.m. | Published: ; Jan. 23, 2011, 9:02 a.m.

“Give the jade plant as much sun as possible for the best results,” Eldred Steinkopf says. “If it’s given too little light, ...

Q: I have a jade plant that has been flowering for about two months and is very beautiful. My concern is that I have no idea what to do with the plant after it finishes blooming. Do I have to trim ...

If you’re wondering how to care for a jade plant, here is great news: It’s really easy. These succulents, which can look like miniature trees, are low-maintenance as houseplants or in the ...

To grow jade plants outdoors (in Zones 10 and above), choose an area that gets about four to six hours of direct sunlight with well-draining, sandy loam soil with a pH that is neutral to slightly ...

From what I have read, a flowering Jade plant is a rare sight — but I didn’t know just how rare until Christmas morning when I posted a photo of my flowering Jade on Facebook.

In our area, Jade plants, Crassula argentea, are grown primarily as houseplants, which, being long-lived and easy to grow, eventually can become members of the family. Originally from southern ...

Lack of flowers is not a sign of an unhealthy plant. Flowers don't come that often on this particular houseplant. In the same family is the Jade tree, or C. ovata.

Some gardeners treat the jade plant like a weed, but why? The South African succulent grows to 15 feet and offers a perennial gift: star-shaped flowers in December. It's a plant that decorates itself.

These sturdy succulents should have a place in your home. Here's how to keep a jade plant thriving.

If you’re looking for a no-fuss, delightful plant to grow indoors, Charlie Welch recommends a jade tree. Jade plants — members of the Crassula family — are actually succulents that do nicely ...

Jades are resilient herbaceous, evergreen plants, and are easy to maintain. The No. 1 consideration in the longevity of a jade plant is its watering regime.