Jade ID
I've gotten this cutting that i've prpopgated from my father whose grown his jades from cuttings from his grandfathers jades so it means a lot to me. I'm sure it's a crassula and i thought it was a crassula ovata, but i was wondering if anyone could confirm for sure what he is. Also there are white ish creamy little dots on the edges of his leaves, is this a sign of over watering or a pest of some sort?
thank you.
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9 years ago
9 years agoAgree with everyone on the ID. I get those white spots sometimes, too. I was told it is mineral deposits from water and/or fertilizer. You can see they are around the pores on the plant. You can see them on this baby I was propagating. They will wipe off with water, if you like.
How nice to have a clipping from a plant with a family history!!
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