Can the Jade Plant survive if it is directly planted in the soil? Can it be planted in a flower pot by cuttings?

The Jade Plant is also called the Green Jade Tree. It is very easy to care for, and cuttings are the most common method. When cutting, you need to pay attention to the time of cuttings, and then cut suitable branches for cuttings. If you do a good job of maintenance in the later stage, you can get a good pot of Jade Plant.

Can the Jade Leaf Plant survive by transplanting?

Jade Plant can survive if it is directly planted in the soil , and the best time for cuttings is in spring and autumn . The temperature during this period is cool and suitable, which is conducive to the plant taking root, thereby increasing the survival rate after cuttings.

How to plant Jade Leaves

The first step, for the Jade Plant cuttings, you need to use loose, fertile, and well-permeable soil. You can use a mixture of leaf mold, garden soil, river sand, and a small amount of organic fertilizer to ensure better growth of the plant.

The second step is to choose mature and healthy branches when cutting Jade Plant. The length of the cut branches should be controlled at about 10 cm. Also, be sure to retain a few leaves to increase the survival rate of the plant. After cutting, the branches should be dried in the sun for 1-2 days.

The third step is to control the surrounding temperature at around 20-25℃ after processing the cuttings. This will help the plants take root and speed up their growth. Then you can insert the plants directly into the soil. After completion, you need to water them in time to keep the soil slightly moist.