Jade are very easy to maintain but are susceptible to too much moisture. As with all other succulents, Jade does not take over watering lightly. So, it is important to check the soil which has to be completely before adding water. For proper care, fertilize the Jade plant once in every six months. Use a balanced, soluble fertilizer that can reach the roots easily.
The plant also needs sunlight to develop their full potential. Lack of sun makes them stunted and scanty. Young plants should be exposed to at least five to six hours of direct morning sunlight to thrive. Harsh, afternoon sun must be avoided else the leaves can burn. It is also important to choose a quality soil mix for good growth of Jade. Ideally, soil should have a neutral to slightly acidic pH levels with a well-drained pot so that water is not accumulated.
Jade is also very easy to propagate and can be easily grown from a single leaf or cutting taken from another plant. Best time to propagate Jade is in summers when humidity levels are high.