What are the best-looking shapes for a jade plant?
1. The first type
Looking at the first picture, with its thick trunk, do you think of a weather-beaten old person? The leaves in the upper part are dense, and the small branches are not very obvious. Its overall shape shows a quaint charm.
2. The second type
Let us look at the second picture. At first glance, it is green everywhere, and all you see are emerald green leaves, giving a feeling of carefree delight. The lower trunk, or the upper branches, are not very obvious. If you like this feeling, then choose this shape.
3. The third type
Next is the third picture. The trunk is thick on one side and thin on the other, with branches on top. The density of the leaves above is also related to the trunk: one side is a little denser, and the other is a little sparser. If you want an irregular, staggered shape, you can choose this one.
4. The fourth type
Then comes the fourth picture. A short trunk paired with a large mass of dense leaves shows a beauty of clear layering. Against this backdrop, the emerald green leaves stand out even more.
5. The fifth type
Yes, it is the fifth picture. Its trunk is relatively long, and the leaves are not quite so dense, so the trunk stands out relatively more. This shape forms just the opposite of the previous one.
6. The sixth type
Now to the sixth picture. The trunk divides into several branches, all thin, with somewhat sparse leaves on top. If you like the beauty created by separation, this one is good.
7. The seventh type
Now to the last picture. This one looks relatively well balanced, without any particular part standing out, showing a beauty of calmness.