A dwarf version of the classic jade plant, Baby Jade has thick, deep green leaves sometimes tinged with red on the edges. Easy care and striking, it's perfect for rock gardens, containers, and desert plantings where a smaller jade is desired.
Use well-drained soil. Water more regularly than other succulents—moderate moisture. The red leaf edges appear with sun exposure. A great starter succulent.
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