assorted crassula ovata (jade plant)

a little bit about me… native to mozambique and south africa, the jade has adapted to slight drought conditions, making it great for any level of plant parent. older leaves will shrivel and drop naturally.  yellowing leaves could be a sign of overwatering and shriveled new leaves could be a sign of under-watering s u n they love direct morning light or filtered afternoon sun. w a t e r let the top inch of soil dry out before watering in the warmer months and cut back to letting the soil dry out 75% of the way in the cooler months t o x i c i t y mildly toxic to pets and humans