Karen's new "jade" had soft, fuzzy, pale green leaves (not dark/shiny) turning yellow/brown.
Not a jade. Could be a Kalanchoe, Cotyledon, or other fuzzy succulent. Yellowing from bottom up = root issue; top down = rot.
Send photo to gregandkat@msn.com showing whole plant. Include watering routine and light conditions.
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