Small, tear drop-shaped leaves
The jade plant 'Hulk' (Crassula ovata) is always a winner! For a decorative living room. The 'Hulk' has small, tear drop-shaped, plump leaves. With a subtle light-red edge.
The jade plant loves partial shade. Water the Crassula once a week; wait until the soil feels dry to the touch.
The jade plant loves partial shade. Water the Crassula once a week; wait until the soil feels dry to the touch.
Jade Plant Crassula 'Hulk'
Crassula ovata 'Hulk'
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£11.99
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£11.99
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£11.99
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Specifications
Supplied as container plant
Not edible
Growing height 20 - 30 cm
6 months growth and flowering guarantee
Location: Half shadow
Planting
What do I need?
The Crassula is delivered in a standard nursery pot. Put the nursery pot in a nice decorative pot and water the plant immediately.
The Crassula can also be planted in a larger flower pot so the plant has more room to grow. In that case, cover the bottom of the inner pot with a layer of hydro grains. Then add a layer of potting soil to the pot. Remove the nursery pot and plant the Crassula to 1 to 2 centimetres below the edge so there is room for the irrigation water. Fill the pot with fresh potting soil and press it down slightly. Water immediately after planting and preferably place the plant in the sunshine. The more light, the more new leaves!
- Decorative pot
- Hydro grains (optional)
- Potting soil (optional)
The Crassula is delivered in a standard nursery pot. Put the nursery pot in a nice decorative pot and water the plant immediately.
The Crassula can also be planted in a larger flower pot so the plant has more room to grow. In that case, cover the bottom of the inner pot with a layer of hydro grains. Then add a layer of potting soil to the pot. Remove the nursery pot and plant the Crassula to 1 to 2 centimetres below the edge so there is room for the irrigation water. Fill the pot with fresh potting soil and press it down slightly. Water immediately after planting and preferably place the plant in the sunshine. The more light, the more new leaves!
Care
What do I need?
Water the Crassula if the potting soil feels dry. Add a little plant food to the irrigation water in spring and in summer every now and then to give the plant some extra strength. The Crassula loves being outside in the summer. Do put the plant inside before frost sets in as it isn't winter hardy. This plant loves warmth and sunshine. On the window sill or above the radiator will do just fine.
- Watering can
- Plant food
Water the Crassula if the potting soil feels dry. Add a little plant food to the irrigation water in spring and in summer every now and then to give the plant some extra strength. The Crassula loves being outside in the summer. Do put the plant inside before frost sets in as it isn't winter hardy. This plant loves warmth and sunshine. On the window sill or above the radiator will do just fine.
Extra
The jade plant is a succulent and an easily kept houseplant that can handle the dry air of our homes. The thick, fleshy leaves store water for times of drought.
Many varieties originate in South Africa where they grow in dry sunny regions so they are well equipped to withstand periods of drought.
Crassula ovata has various common names that it is known by – Jade plant, money plant, friendship tree, lucky plant.
The Crassula is classified as a succulent (Crassulaceae).
Many varieties originate in South Africa where they grow in dry sunny regions so they are well equipped to withstand periods of drought.
Crassula ovata has various common names that it is known by – Jade plant, money plant, friendship tree, lucky plant.
The Crassula is classified as a succulent (Crassulaceae).
Description
Small, tear drop-shaped leaves
The jade plant 'Hulk' (Crassula ovata) is always a winner! For a decorative living room. The 'Hulk' has small, tear drop-shaped, plump leaves. With a subtle light-red edge.
The jade plant loves partial shade. Water the Crassula once a week; wait until the soil feels dry to the touch.
The jade plant loves partial shade. Water the Crassula once a week; wait until the soil feels dry to the touch.
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