Hi Linda, I am SO sorry to hear what happened to your Jades and plants. Weather is so unpredictable, you just never know how much damage they can do...and we are not always there to prevent it. I hope you will be able to save some of your plants. I'm sure in time, the ones that survive will be back bigger and better...after all it endured. Good luck!

Oh no Linda, I'm sorry to hear that! Where are you at? I'm in NE Oklahoma and also worry about winds and wet weather this time of year (luckily, tornadoes have stayed to to the North/South/West of me so far) ! I don't have a lot myself, but I think I still have 1 clipping for my tri-colored jade left if you are interested.

Could it be that you need more drainage in the soil?

Linda. I am sorry too..

You can always e-mail privately...

Mike..:-(

Weird weather this year, I had a hail storm in April. I have heard of whole nurseries going down within 20 miles of my house, we all pitched in and resupplied them. I'm getting realy to send a package out now of 10 different Crassula to a grower. I hope this never happens to you again and don't give up on the ones that you think are dead they just may surprise you, Norma

I feel your pain. I foolishly put my Epiphyllum out in my community garden plot for the summer (I thought) and then we had a few days over 90, needless to say, it got baked. Had it for years, gone in a matter of a couple of days!

Christopher

Hi all,
thank you all for your comments, and offers...
I always keep and eye on the weather and there was no storm in the forecast saturday, there was to be rain the next day, but it got so hot and humid, it just stirred one up...and when the wind(40 to 80 miles an hour gust) blows the plants rolling across the patio and they hit patio furniture, theres nothing left but a few leaves...so I will plant them and see what grows.
thank you all again...linda

Linda,
((((((HUGS)))))!!

I'll be in touch!

JoJo