Jade plants (Crassula ovate ... Check leaves for signs of spider mites, scale, mealybugs and aphids. Guide to Houseplants: Chinese evergreen is a hybrid with origins in the subtropical forests ...

Can you explain this? As you've witnessed, jade plants can be really easy to grow even when they get no care from us. Sometimes, they can be bothered by scale, but generally speaking, they aren't ...

Pests: Mealybugs, red spider mites, scale, thrips and aphids can infest jade plants. They can be sponged off, and outdoor plants can be sprayed with a hose. Insecticidal soap also might help.

Scale is a blanket term for little sap-sucking insects that can kill your houseplants. If your plant develops scale, the first step is quarantining the plant. Prune any especially infected stems ...

One thing is clear: People don't get jaded about their jade plants. brought a flood of responses. As expected, most people didn't realize -- or, at least had never seen -- jades bloom. Some were ...

Native to South Africa, the jade plant is popular for its tree-like appearance. Its smooth, oval-shaped leaves and strong, woody stems are a symbol of friendship, luck and prosperity — making ...