15 best Jade Varieties Types of Jade plants that you can grow

15 Best Jade Varieties, Types of Jade Plants That You Can Grow. Hello friends. Welcome to Gardener's Gardening. Today I'm going to tell you about best jade varieties that you can grow indoor and outdoor garden successfully. Having a tree-like appearance, jade plants are popular indoor plants that need very minimum care in order to survive and thrive. Jade plant has great importance in Feng Shui. This evergreen succulent is regarded as a symbol of good luck, fortune and prosperity. Jade plant is a symbol of wealth for its round, dark green, coin-shaped leaves. Keeping jade plant in your home may help you to earn money if you place it properly. Place jade plant at the entrance gate of your home to welcome luck and wealth or place it in the east and southeast direction of your hall or drawing room as this direction is ruled by the planet Venus that is known to increase wealth or in dining room to attract auspicious chai energy. But keep in mind that don't let it grow more than 3 feet according to Feng Shui expert. Jade plants belong to the Crassula genus and comes in different varieties with diverse colors and sizes. If you want to grow more than one variety in your home, then this video will help you to choose them or looks pretty and easy to maintain succulents. Number 1. Silver Dollar Jade. Crassula arborescens or silver dollar jade is known as the blue buddha bush. It is famous for its silvery blue leaves with burgundy edges. It also gives flowers in winter months. Number 2. Gollum Jade. Crassula ofta gollum's leaves are tubular in shape and red at the tips. It gives pinkish white flowers in winter. Number 3. Variegated Gollum Jade. Crassula ofta gollum variegata is slightly larger than the normal variety with greeny leaves with orange tint, red tips tubular. Number 4. Jade. Normal jade or Crassula ofta is the most common and popular variety with oval-shaped dark green leaves and pinkish white flowers during winter. Number 5. Harbour Lights. Crassula ofta harbour lights is one of the best looking jade for its red tinges on the tips of the green plumped leaves. You can also buy botany bay, it also have green leaves with red tips. Number 6. Hobbit. Crassula ofta hobbit grows up to 12 inches. It has fleshy green leaves with red tips and pink white flowers in early winter. Number 7. Ladyfingers Jade. Crassula ofta ladyfingers have narrow finger-like leaves, thus the name is. Number 8. Hummel's Sunset. Crassula ofta hummel's sunset has stunning leaves that turn green to gold and red in winter. Number 9. Little Jade Tree. Crassula ofta little jade tree grow up to 16 inches tall, but compact variety with oval green fleshy leaves with red edges. Number 10. Miniature Jade. Crassula ofta minima creates a bushy shape with its small branches and clusters of leaves. Number 11. Pink Jade. Crassula ofta pink flowers, pink beauty has clusters of star-shaped pink blooms that cover the entire plant in fall and early winter. Number 12. Campfire. Beautiful Crassula capitula campfire has light green and bright red foliage, also produce flowers during summer. Number 13. Red Flames. Crassula capitula has pink-tinged russet-like bright green leaves. Have you seen Crassula marginata variegata in anyone's garden? It is excellent, you can try. Number 14. Baby's Necklace. Another Crassula hybrid variety is Baby's Necklace. Its small round-shaped, grey-green reddish leaves just look like a beaded necklace. Number 15. Turquoise Jade Wine. Its botanical name is strongly loaded macrobotrys. This beautiful wine is not a member of the Crassula genus, but popular for its bright blue-green claw-shaped dangling clumps of flowers. You can also try to grow Crosby's Red, it is wonderful. Jade plants are not only absolutely gorgeous, but they also add an element of nature and warmth to your place. If you got benefited from this video, then give it a like, share it to your friends who loves gardening. Subscribe this channel to get informative videos on gardening regularly. See you soon with a new video, with a new topic. God bless you and thanks for your time.