Just few more.
Tricolor in the back needs much more serious trimming (elevated to take photo), already have about 12 cuttings.

Rina

Rina,
you can give to others the excess of Ovata :)
Oksana.

Yes, Oksana. They are good enough to give as gifts (after cleaning/repotting/trimming some more) - even if just 'typical, easy-to-get anywhere' jades.

You have some very nice jades, have seen your postings. And you are growing them in colder climate than mine, they must be spending most of the year inside?

Rina

This post was edited by rina_ on Wed, Oct 15, 14 at 7:40

HI Rina
I don't care what anyone says there is always room for one more. they all look well cared for well done.

Richard

Richard

Thank you. The shelve is supported by two brackets + the chains (same as you are using) - the window is over 5' wide, shelve 8' long. Have to add lights yet.
One of the 'benefits' of kids growing up is claiming their bedrooms for the plants....it still doesn't seem to be enough. Gollums (only 2 right now-baby grown from the leaves) &cutings to be potted up, and still other plants.
Rina

This post was edited by rina_ on Wed, Oct 15, 14 at 16:47

It's hard to toss a Jade.... ;-)

Josh

Haha -- now THAT's a lot of jades. :) You grow them all indoors?

And I'd agree - they make fabulous gifts for friends, especially ones so well-grown. I had to freak out on folks to make them stop bringing me orchids...nobody ever brought me a jade, haha.

Grace

Josh-You are right. Plain green cuttings were mostly tossed...I was taught not to waste anything!

Grace-they were outside all summer long, now migrate to warmer location. They grew more than I expected. I guess that's good.
Rina

Yes, Rina. My jades are inside for 10 months under artificial lighting. And I do not fertilize my plants to grow slowly.
Instead of fertilizer I add pine ground to the gritty mix.

Oksana.