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#139900 Oct 11th, 2007 at 05:01 PM
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Hi, I live in South East Florida (the treasure coast) and I have had a Jade plant for about 18 years. I am wondering if it might need to be repotted, the leaves are yellowing and falling, not all but enough to worry me. Do you think that it is going dormant or a repotting issue? I do have it in full sun and it has been doing great, it's about 4' tall from the top of the pot and the base is about 6" around. Any ideas?

Also, can i put the jades in the ground?? I don't want to do this anytime soon as we will be moving w/in the year, but it's only miles away so no climate change. I don't want to do this as i haven't seen any thing posted about them being in the ground and don't want to experiment.

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I live in zone 9 Cal. My jades are in the ground outdoors, about four foot tall. I believe they will grow well there in the ground.
Do you ever feed your potted jade? It could be several things that cause the leaf drop. Too much food, water, cold. Or not enough nutrients left in the soil. If you want to wait until you move, you can take cuttings of your jade to make sure you have survivors.


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and Welcome to the Gardenhelper...

Your Jade sounds awesome!! grin You can post this question in the plants and flowers thread or the cactus/succulent thread and I'm sure you question will be answered,,OR a hostess will move your question for you! thumbup so you will have the best possible views of your question! thumbup

Right now I'm working on a baby varigated jade to grow So I can't be much help with your Question,, why
But I wanted to extend a "Welcome and Glad you found us" clap


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Hi and welcome from me as well.


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Tina #140100 Oct 12th, 2007 at 05:55 AM
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Joanie,

Thanks for replying. I do feed the jade miracle grow, i use the mulitpurpose that i feed my orchids. I may have to just break down and repot it. It's so big around I'll need a crane and dump truck of soil. I will be putting at least one of the jades in the ground when we move but that won't be for a while.
Thanks


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