All from the same Jade plant! So many different colors)

5 years ago

This is a few cuttings from the mother plant that no one has been able to identify after all these years. The colors just are always a surprise on every branch. So many different colors and very unique.

I am willing to part with a couple of cuttings on this one since I may have too many. I sold the mother plant for a few hundred. I didn't want to completely part with it)

If anyone has an update on the few I shared a few years back, that would be great to see.

It has flowered every year too. You can remnants of the flowers on a cutting or two.

Mike

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Meyermike(Zone 6a Ma.)
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5 years ago

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Meyermike(Zone 6a Ma.)
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5 years ago
Oops. Forgot the pics
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5 years ago
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jojosplants2020
5 years ago
It is BEAUTIFUL Mike! I would love a cutting. It's amazing all that color on one plant!
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Katie O'Brien
5 years ago
This is absolutely gorgeous!
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tropicofcancer (6b SW-PA)
5 years ago
Very nice Mike. That is a huge Jade. Whoever has the mother plant is very happy person.
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Meyermike(Zone 6a Ma.)
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5 years ago
Tropico and Karie, thank you very much. She's a beauty for sure. I started that plant off as a small cutting over 20 years ago and now it's too big to take home. I am glad it will find a good home to a Bonsai specialists wife)

Jojo , of course I will for you! Would you like me to root one or just send a couple of cuttings? I am happy to share with you))) Hope all is well. We should talk some time soon,
Stush2049 Pitts. PA, zone 6
5 years ago
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Here's one that Windy shared with me. Almost two years old. I have a few over grown ones that I may want to find homes for.
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tropicofcancer (6b SW-PA)
5 years ago
Stush: Hello neighbor that is quite stunning plant too.
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Meyermike(Zone 6a Ma.)
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5 years ago
Stush, that's a beauty!! I have a couple too and cut them way back. They are so easy to care for when small, but boy when they get to big for a window sill, it's a pain. Beautiful my friend!! Mines were cut wayyyyy back. But they will sprout again with a much thicker trunk. I love that plant especially!!)
chuy415
5 years ago
Wow Mike!! Very Unique for sure!! If you got any extra cuttings I wouldn't mind some :)

let me know and i will be glad to pay for shipping.

Chuy
greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a
5 years ago
Mike, I'm so glad that you took some cuttings!
And I'm also glad that you got a good price for the motherplant - worth every penny. Yours is the largest of this type that I've ever seen. I believe it has now been identified as Crassula ovata variegata 'Lutea.' Very, very similar to 'Lancaster,' which I also got from you. Both of my plants are doing well, and you'll be happy to know that I've given away many cuttings to friends and family over the years.

Stush, your variegated Jade is the Japanese type known as Mikaeri Bijin or 'Return of Beauty.' It is a fantastic variety.
Stush2049 Pitts. PA, zone 6
5 years ago
Josh, I had to look it up on my trading list and your right. Windy sent me a Jade C. Ivata 'Mikaeri Bijin'. I got to make up a tag for this.

Thank Goodness I keep a log on everything or else I would forget my own name some times.
jojosplants2020
5 years ago
@Meyermike(Zone 6a Ma.),

Thank you Mike. :-)

I can root them. Just cuttings is fine.

We will catch up soon!

JoJo