Trailing Jade looks like other Jade plants with its thick, spoon-shaped green leaves, but in fact, it is not related at all to a Jade Plant. Trailing Jade, like the name suggests is a creeping and trailing vine. Its leaves may turn purple in the winter. It makes a great outdoor or indoor plant. While it is fine with normal indoor humidity, it will appreciate it if you mist its leaves in summer.

Succulents tend to require less watering and fertilizing than other houseplants, but they may need additional nutrients from time to time. A good succulent plant food product may contain a variety of organic plant nutrients, trace minerals, natural growth hormones, humic + fulvic acids, and worm castings. Overfeeding your succulent, especially with high levels of nitrogen, can cause leaf and root rot problems.

Use this soil mix for succulents, palms, cactus, citrus, plumeria, and some tropical plants. A good Succulent, Palm and Citrus soil mix is a coarse, well-drained soil that is about one-third sand. It should absorb water quickly and provide excellent drainage. This soil mix should contain ingredients such as recycled forest products, pumice, sand, bark fines, dehydrated poultry manure, and hydrolyzed feather meal.

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