It's great that you were able to germinate your seeds but $20 sounds pretty high. You can get huge mature Jade vines in gallon containers from Zone 9 for $24.99.
Karyn

You're actually not permitted to sell things on the Garden Forum. I'm just trying to keep you out of trouble, I hope you're not offended.

Would anybody know or have any information on how the Jade Vine flowers are pollinated? We have the Jade Vines flowering all year round in the Philippines but have NEVER got seeds from them (not the ones in our nursery anyway). They would set seed in the wild and my mother said that they are big seeds, like half the size of a golfball.
She said that germinating them there is not a problem but they are very slow and produce very skinny seedlings.
Seedlings are also irresponsibly collected in the wild by the mountain people to be sold in the city. I will not be surprised that in a few years time, this beautiful vine would nowhere be found there where they used to flourish. Information on pollination of this plant would help a lot in saving it.

In its native land, I THINK there is a bat that pollinates it. But don't quote me. In S. Florida, I have noticed a lot of people got seeds this year. So apparently, there is something in S. Florida that is polinating it.
I know someone who grows them from cuttings in a misthouse. She gets tons of them that way. Of course, I have had no luck that way :(.

Hi trini! Philippines is it's native land. And we do have a lot of bats there. A friend of my mother once said that there is a certain insect that pollinates it too. I wonder what they (bats and insects) could do that we can't.