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Jade Plant With Self Watering Pot: Lucky Plant

Jade Plant With Self Watering Pot: Lucky Plant

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Regular price Rs.1,499.00 PKR
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Water Just Once a Week

Water only when the topsoil feels dry; an empty reservoir doesn’t always mean more water is needed.

How does self-watering work?

  • 1Simply open the lid and fill with water
  • 2The plant drinks only when needed
  • 3The result - healthy, long-lived plants that are easy to maintain
Self-watering plant
Grow in bright indoors or shaded outdoors

Water Once a week in summer and every 2-3 weeks in winter

Elegant and resilient, the Jade Plant thrives as a stylish decor accent. Its glossy leaves and compact form exude timeless beauty, complementing any interior with a touch of natural sophistication.

Keep in moderate to bright indirect sunlight

This Jade Plant comes with a self-watering pot, making it the perfect choice for even the busiest of gardeners. Enjoy the health benefits of the plant without worrying about over-watering or under-watering, thanks to the pot's built-in water reservoir. This plant is sure to bring luck and joy into your home.

Care Guide

Jade Plant (Crassula Ovata) Indoor Care Guide

Jade plants, also known as Crassula ovata, are popular succulents known for their resilience and symbolic association with good luck and prosperity. Proper care is essential to ensure your jade plant thrives indoors. Here's a comprehensive care guide:

Light:

  1. Bright Indirect Light:

    • Place your jade plant in a location with bright, indirect sunlight. A south or west-facing window is ideal.
    • Rotate the plant occasionally to promote even growth.
  2. Adjust to Intense Light Gradually:

    • If moving the plant to a spot with more direct sunlight, do so gradually to prevent sunburn.

Watering:

  1. Allow Soil to Dry:

    • Water your jade plant thoroughly but allow the top 1-2 inches (2.5-5 cm) of soil to dry out between waterings.
    • Overwatering can lead to root rot, so it's crucial to let the soil dry between waterings.
  2. Watering Frequency:

    • Water more sparingly in the winter months when the plant is in a semi-dormant state.
  3. Use Well-Draining Soil:

    • Plant your jade in a well-draining succulent or cactus mix to prevent waterlogging.

Temperature and Humidity:

  1. Temperature Range:

    • Maintain a temperature range between 65°F to 75°F (18°C to 24°C). Jade plants can tolerate slightly cooler temperatures but should be protected from frost.
  2. Adaptable to Low Humidity:

    • Jade plants are adaptable to low humidity environments but thrive in average indoor humidity levels.

Pruning and Maintenance:

  1. Prune for Shape:

    • Trim leggy or stretched-out growth to encourage a compact and bushy appearance.
    • Remove dead or yellowing leaves regularly.
  2. Propagate Pruned Parts:

    • You can propagate new plants from the pruned branches. Allow cuttings to dry and callous before planting them in soil.
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Jade Plant FAQs

Is the jade plant lucky?

The jade plant is widely regarded as a symbol of prosperity and good fortune, which is why it is often called the money plant or friendship tree. Its rounded, coin-shaped leaves are traditionally associated with wealth, making it a popular housewarming and office-opening gift across Pakistan.

Where should you place a jade plant at home?

In feng shui tradition, the jade plant is placed in the southeast corner of a home or office, or near the main entrance, to attract prosperity. Practically, it needs bright indirect light, so a spot near an east or south-facing window works best. Avoid bathrooms and dark corners.

What is the price of a jade plant in Pakistan?

Our jade plant with a self-watering pot is Rs.1,499, available in eight pot colours with cash on delivery nationwide. Prices elsewhere vary by plant size and whether a pot is included — bare nursery plants cost less but need a separate pot, soil and regular watering.

Why are my jade plant's leaves falling off?

Leaf drop is almost always overwatering. Jade is a succulent and stores water in its leaves, so soggy soil causes root rot and shedding. Let the top two inches of soil dry fully between waterings. Sudden cold, drafts or a move to a much darker spot can also trigger it.

How do you grow a jade plant from a cutting?

Cut a healthy stem about four inches long and remove the lower leaves. Leave it in a dry, shaded spot for two to three days until the cut end calluses over. Then plant it in well-draining succulent mix and water lightly only once roots form, usually after two to three weeks.

Can a jade plant survive Karachi's climate?

Yes. Jade is a succulent native to dry regions and handles heat well. Keep it out of harsh direct afternoon sun, which scorches the leaves, and cut watering back to every two to three weeks in winter when growth slows.

Is the jade plant safe for pets?

No. Crassula ovata is toxic to cats and dogs if chewed, and can cause vomiting and lethargy. Keep it on a shelf or in a room your pets don't access. If you need a pet-safe option, an areca palm is a better choice.

Looking for another prosperity plant? The money plant carries the same association and is even easier to keep alive, or browse all stress relieving plants.