Crassula Ovata Harbour Lights Care Guide
Crassula ovata, commonly known as jade plant, friendship tree, or money tree, is a succulent that can be grown in a wide variety of environments. It is native to South Africa but can be found worldwide. Crassula ovata is a popular houseplant and is often used in bonsai cultivation. The leaves are smooth and evergreen with a reddish tinge. The flowers are small and white, and the fruit is a red berry.
Crassula Ovata is a succulent and is an excellent choice for growing indoors in colder areas. It is suitable for low light conditions as it does not require much direct light in order to survive. It is fast-growing and can reach up to 3 feet in a year, making it ideal for bonsai cultivation. It prefers well-drained soil but does not require much water.
Lighting Requirments
Crassula Ovata prefers low to moderate light. They are able to survive in bright rooms but require more indirect light. It is best to place them in a well-lit area so their leaves can be seen.
Soil Requirments
Crassula Ovata requires well-drained soil. They are able to survive in very poor conditions but prefer well-drained soil.
Water Requirments
Crassula Ovata is drought tolerant as it can survive in low to moderate watering. As long as there is sufficient water, they will not need much maintenance.
Propagating Crassula Ovata
The best way to propagate Crassula Ovata is by seed. It can take up to a year before the first seeds are ready. They can also be propagated by removing leaf bases and placing them in soil. Other methods of propagation include air layering and tissue culture.
When To Plant
Crassula Ovata Seeds can be planted at any time of the year. However, they are best planted when temperatures are warmer. They can also be planted indoors in well-lit conditions. It is important to plant them in a pot with drainage holes and well-drained soil.
