I have a hard time growing jade plants. What is the secret?
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Don't water too often, allow to dry before watering.
What zone do you live in? I can grow them like weeds and actually do well if neglected a bit (on purpose, not because I forget to water) . . .
Neglect it, they don't like to be overwatered.
Don't overwater it! Mine goes months without anything but a light misting.
I water well once a month and lightly mist in between.
Thank you so much for your answers. I was giving my jade too much love. I do hope it will come back. 2 of 4 branches died but 2 are in good condition. I'm so happy to have your help. Thanks again.