Crassula Ovata Obliqua Jade Plant
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| Management number | 250426001 | Release Date | 2026/09/17 | List Price | US$5.80 | Model Number | 250426001 | ||
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Crassula Ovata Obliqua Jade Plant is a succulent from the Crassula genus, native to the rocky, arid regions of South Africa and Mozambique. Long treasured as a lucky plant and money tree symbol across many cultures, it has earned a permanent place in homes and gardens worldwide. You can grow it from a small starter or mature specimen with decades of character, building a relationship with the plant over a lifetime.
It has thick, glossy, forest green leaves with a slightly oblique shape and smooth, fleshy texture that stores water for extended dry periods. Crassula Obliqua develops an upright, clustering growth style that builds a sturdy branching structure over time, giving it the silhouette of a miniature tree. Whether displayed as a small desk plant or a full-grown floor specimen, it brings a sculptural look that few houseplants can match.
Given the right conditions, it can produce small, star-shaped white to pale pink flower clusters, typically in winter or early spring after a seasonal drop in nighttime temperatures. The flowers carry a faintly sweet fragrance that surprises most first-time growers.
Crassula Obliqua is a drought-tolerant, dry-air plant that handles the low humidity of heated indoor spaces. You can leave it up to ten days without water. Move it outside in summer on a patio or balcony in Zone 10 and Zone 11 climates, though it appreciates cover from heavy rain and protection from harsh direct sun that can scorch its leaves. Keep it on a high shelf out of reach, as cats and dogs should not be left to nibble or eat the plant, and its sap can cause irritation on skin or paws.
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Crassula Ovata Obliqua Jade Plant grows well in bright indirect light and can scorch in intense direct sun, especially in south-facing windows.
Water it deeply every 2-3 weeks in summer and once a month or less in winter, always letting the soil dry completely between waterings.
Crassula Obliqua does best in a well-draining succulent and cactus mix amended with extra perlite for added drainage.
It prefers temperatures between 65-75°F and cannot tolerate frost below 25°F.
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Crassula Obliqua grows slowly and benefits from a light balanced fertilizer applied once or twice during spring and summer.
It is hardy in USDA zones 10-11, tolerating temperatures down to about 25°F before frost damage occurs. It grows outdoors year-round in southern and coastal regions, including Florida, Hawaii, southern California, southern Arizona, southern Texas, and the southern tip of Nevada. Warmer pockets of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, and coastal Oregon can also support it through mild winters with minimal protection.
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Q: How often should I water Crassula Ovata Obliqua Jade Plant?
A: During the growing season, water deeply and then check the soil. When it feels bone-dry an inch below the surface, water again. Winter watering drops to once a month or less.
Q: Is it safe around pets?
A: Crassula Ovata Obliqua Jade Plant is toxic if ingested by cats and dogs, and its sap can irritate skin or paws, so keep it on a high shelf out of reach.
Q: What window placement works best for Crassula Obliqua?
A: An east or west-facing window with bright, filtered light works well. If you place it in a south-facing window, move it back from the glass or use a sheer curtain to prevent leaf scorch.
Q: Can it be grown outdoors year-round?
A: Crassula Obliqua thrives outdoors in USDA zones 10-11. In cooler climates, move it inside before frost arrives or provide frost protection if temperatures drop below 25°F.
Q: Does Crassula Obliqua propagate easily?
A: It propagates readily from stem or leaf cuttings. Allow the cut end to callous for a day or two, then place it in dry succulent soil.
Q: Will it bloom indoors?
A: Crassula Obliqua can produce white or pale pink star-shaped flowers in winter or early spring if it experiences cooler nighttime temperatures of around 50-60°F for several weeks.
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