Senecio Jacobsenii

Typically, this succulent should be watered twice per week. For best results, check your plant’s soil for moisture before watering it. These plants have low water requirements. They thrive when left to dry out in between waterings.

Jade trailing is derived from settings with filtered sunlight, like the lower layers of forests or stony regions that naturally offer shade. While it favors semi-sun environments, it is also capable of withstanding exposure to full sun.

Jade that grows in trails flourishes in hot climates and needs a rise in temperature during its growth phase to boost its development and metabolism. It favors abundant light, suitable humidity, and decent airflow. However, it can be harmed by extremely low temperatures and over-irrigation. It's crucial to maintain equilibrium and refrain from extremely high temperatures and overly parched conditions too.

For Trailing jade, it's adequate to apply light quantities of fertilizer once or twice a year during the period of growth. The application of fertilizer should be evaded in the winter and summer seasons when the plant is in a dormant state. After repotting, the use of fertilizer should be lessened and one should wait for a few months before applying fertilizer. The act of fertilizing aids in robust growth and stimulates flowering.

Damaged, dead, or yellowing leaves should be removed as necessary. Clear any plant debris to encourage better conditions for growing.

This plant is considered toxic to both animals and humans. It is recommended that you keep this succulent out of the reach of small children and curious pets.