My jade plant is 40 years out and still sending out new gleaves and stems

My father bought a jade Plant in 1968. I thought it was the most unusual plant growing up. I'd break off a leaf and grow a new one in a bit of soil. When he died in early 2000s, I took the plant to my house and cleaned it up, splitting into 3 plants. Today, I have that original 1968 plant, 40 years later, flourishing with minimal care.

Truly one of the best plants to grow. The only way to kill it is over watering!

The Jade Garden: New and Notable Plants from Asia

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