I know it's hard to see, but there's some black/ brown dots on the bottom left corner

Here's a picture of the plant overall - you can see some leaves that are tuning yellow, but it's making new growth, so...success?

Thanks for the help :)

What kind of soil/potting medium do you have it in? I see several wrinkled leaved on there. That tells me that it needs water. Either just just need to give it a drink OR (and more likely) something is going on with the roots and the plant is not able to get water and nutrients from the soil.

I don't think your plant is a jade. I don't grow Portulacaria afra, so I sure could be wrong.

See this thread -

Here is a link that might be useful: Unhappy jade

The plant is Portulacaria afra, and over-watering is the likely cause - or a high salt concentration in the soil solution. Stop spraying it with fungicides. Also, it's possible the black dots are feeding sites of mites or thrips.

If the plant simply topples over on it's side one day or currently seems unstable in its pot, you'll know the issue was over-watering.

Wrinkled leaves indicate a drought response, which could be caused by over-watering, under-watering, or a high level of dissolved solids (salts) in the soil. I suggest you start with the basics. Get the plant in an appropriate soil - one you can water to beyond saturation w/o worrying about root rot or impaired root function.. Your soil, followed by how appropriate the light source is are the most significant factors determining how well your plant can do.

Learn how to cover the basics. Appropriate soil, light, watering habits, and nutritional supplementation. Get them right and all your plants should thrive. It's easy, honest. Most growers choose a soil because it's convenient, not because it's appropriate. Nutrition is monkey-easy, using one product regularly gets the job done nicely, and watering issues essentially become NON issues if you get the soil right . Let me know if you would like to start a conversation that should set you on a path that will help you maximize the amount of satisfaction to be had from the efforts you put forth.

It's amazing how much better your plants can fare when their not caught in the middle of a battle for your plants'
vitality between you and the soil you chose.

Al

Here is a link that might be useful: Something to help you avoid all the common pitfalls.

I agree with Al.

Port. afra leaves yellow and drop when overwatered.

When underwatered, they simply wrinkle while maintaining green color.

Josh

what do you think about her getting it out of the rain ...

just so she isnt thinking.. she just wont water it as often ...

and... that pot does have drain holes.. doenst it????

just trying to clarify ...

i wish you luck with it ....

ken

The soil is still the soil I bought it in which is mostly a rocky type of soil the looks like the same soil on a product called Hoffman's bonsai soil mix. I've stopped spraying it and the pot itself does have several drainage holes. Today there were only a few leaves that were brown and wrinkled, but the rest were green and wrinkly.

Checked on the plant today - most of the leaves have turned brown and fallen off! It has some new growth, but it looks really bad. Any thoughts?