Jade Plant Actually Has 10 Varieties - Anyone Who Has Seen 5 Is a Master. See How Many You Have at Home?

Jade Plant is called "thick-skinned" in many places, and you can often see jade plants that are decades old - they are very beautiful. Jade Plant leaves are thick and deep green, and the branches are vigorous and ancient-looking, with the appearance of a large tree. Made into bonsai or jade-carved bonsai, they are elegant and luxurious, with beautiful scenery, and relatively easy to care for, making them one of the plants many people love most.
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- Jade Plant Varieties -
Are Jade Plant leaves all emerald green? Actually not - Jade Plant has several varieties, and each one is beautiful.
1. Jade Plant
The commonly seen Jade Plant variety looks like this
2. Original Species Jade Plant
This type of Jade Plant with slightly red edges belongs to the original species of Jade Plant.
3. Gollum Jade
Gollum Jade - Gollum
Gollum Jade - Slender Jade Fingers
4. Hobbit Jade
Hobbit Jade - Hobbit
5. Dwarf Jade
6. Tricolor Jade
7. Golden Jade
8. Sunset Jade (New Jade Variegata)
9. Variegated Jade
10. Blue Bird Jade
(Variety knowledge source: Yanzizhang Tieba billcai7)
Actually, if the temperature is suitable, Jade Plant can be planted in the ground. In its place of origin, Jade Plant can grow to 3 m tall, truly like a small tree. Jade Plant generally blooms after about 5 years, but due to differences in environment, care, and individual plants across regions, not all Jade Plants bloom. Many hobbyists' Jade Plants bloom especially beautifully!
Yunnan has suitable temperatures year-round, and many Yunnan hobbyists plant their Jade Plants directly in the ground. They not only grow very large, but when they bloom, the whole tree is covered in flowers - especially beautiful.
Jade Plant blooms come in two types. The one shown above is the prettier type, with slightly pink flowers; more common are small white flowers.
So Jade Plant is this beautiful
So many beautiful Jade Plants
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