Jade
Jade Plant is known for its thick, glossy leaves and tree-like growth. Often associated with prosperity and good fortune, it symbolizes lasting abundance, resilience, and steady growth.
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💧 Watering
Always check the density first. When the kokedama feels very lightweight when lifted, it is time to water.
SM
Frequency: every 14 days
Soak: 5 min
MD
Frequency: every 21 days
Soak: 15 min
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Submerge 3/4
Submerge at least 3/4 of the moss ball in room-temperature water.
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Drain
After soaking, gently press to remove excess water.
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Return to Decor
Place the kokedama back in its decorative dish after draining.
☀️ Light
Suitable for:
• Indoor Bright Indirect
• Gentle Direct Sunlight
Prefers very bright light. Morning sunlight is beneficial, but avoid sudden exposure to intense afternoon sun, which may scorch the leaves.
🌡 Temperature
Ideal range: 65–80°F.
Protect from temperatures below 50°F, frost, and sudden temperature changes.
If temperatures drop below 50°F, bring indoors.
💦 Humidity
Prefers low to average indoor humidity, approximately 30–50%
Normal indoor humidity is typically sufficient.
Avoid constantly damp conditions and excessive misting.
Avoid placing it directly near heating vents.
Tip: A small digital hygrometer can help monitor indoor humidity levels.
🌱 Feeding
- Recommended: Espoma Organic Cactus Plant Food (1-2-2)
• Feed lightly during active growth in spring and summer, approximately once a month.
• Avoid overfertilizing.
• Do not feed during cold months when growth slows.
✂️ Ongoing Care
• Allow the moss ball to dry substantially between waterings. Jade stores water in its thick leaves and does not tolerate constantly wet roots.
• Rotate occasionally for balanced growth.
• Remove damaged or dried leaves as needed.
• Provide bright light to maintain compact, healthy growth.
• Avoid leaving the kokedama sitting in water after soaking.
• Avoid A/C hitting the plant directly
⚠️ Signs of Stress
• Soft, translucent leaves or mushy stems: Possible overwatering or root rot.
• Wrinkled or shriveled leaves: Possible underwatering or root damage.
• Stretching or widely spaced leaves: Insufficient light.
• Brown or bleached patches: Possible sunburn.
• Yellowing or dropping leaves: Possible watering stress or sudden environmental changes.
📩 When to Contact
If signs of stress continue after adjusting care, we’re here to help.
If you need further assistance, please email us at info@kazumigarden.com