Jade plant (Crassula) – Facts and care tips

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Indoor plants and interior

The jade plant is a very easy-to-care-for classic among green plants, and since it is a succulent, it’s perfect for those who don’t like to water very often.

Crassula ovata 'Magical Tree'

Crassula magical tree in 22 cm ceramics

Height 30CM, Green

Kr 499.90

Crassula MAGICAL TREE ('Magical')

Crassula 'Magical Tree'

Height 18CM, Green

Kr 99.90

Crassula ovata HULK ('Crasmada')

Crassula ovata Hulk 12 cm

Height 20CM, Green

Kr 99.90

Crassula ovata 'Minova Magic'

Jade plant

Height 20CM, Green

Kr 149.90

Written by Miriam Gysling

Miriam Gysling, a gardener with a passion for potted plants in general, cacti, and Philodendron in particular.

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Mother-in-law's tongue - facts and care tips

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