Crassula ovata syn. Crassula argentea, Crassula portulacea,Crassula obliqua,Crassula articulata,Crassula nitida,Crassula lucens.

Here's one of the leaves from #myfavorite_jade clipping the other day! It always amazes me to see new growth. This beauty will be sent to an Instagram friend of mine soon. #plants_are_theshit

#myfavorite_jade has been clipped... Let the propagations begin! 🌱🌱🌱

@junglejennavive - Hi & thank you for following me. It will be fun to have you along for the ride! Since you are new to GT, then a big warm welcome comes your way from all of us! Please feel free to ask or input anything at any time. Bring your pets & hobbies along with you! Mostly just relax, enjoy & have a great 👍 gardening year! 🌴🌺🐾

@cschulz02 thank you!

#myfavorite_jade has such big leaves, they look like avocados 😂

Thank you @columbiariver! She is my favorite in my collection... Don't tell my other plants heh heh! Swipe right and you can see mostly the whole plant (it hardly fits in the fram)

This right here is my pride and joy, my 1st jade. I almost didn't get her because I had read they can be difficult to care for (which I have had no problems thus far) and for $5 at the grocery store, I was willing to take a chance. When I got her a couple years ago, she was about 2 inches tall... Now she stands at 8 inches tall! She was the 1st succulent in my collection. 🌱🌱🌱

Great Looking Plant

Thank you @gauravsh6 great find for 5 bucks!

@columbiariver I just trimmed her, about 8 clippings and a few big leaves, and she barely looks touched!

This a clipping from my "jade bohemeth" (that I am housing for a friend) It was a stress growth last year and he said to clip it, so I did and put it in another pot that my echeveria is in and forgot about it. I took it out a couple weeks ago and out it in a new pot with a couple other jade babies. Today I noticed the tiniest growth, which is a good sign she is happy now. Can you see the tiny leaf in the middle of the other small leaf?