Jade picture posting thread.....
greenclaws UK, Zone 8a
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Summer Jade's 2013 (Post Pictures)
Comments (9)How exciting to see the new growth! As I posted on another thread, I'm still on parole after a 25 year sentence for killing my husband's 7-foot jade. (Hence my starter collection!) We lived in Toledo at the time, so it was in for the winter. He was on the road for work a lot and I watered the heck out of the jade for him. Well, he was also gone when it finally rotted through and fell over. Not knowing any better, I sent it to join all my previous house plants - at the land fill. How I wish I had known I could cut away the rot and repot it as has been explained so well in this forum! I think of that big plant every time I look at my little guys! And yes, I live on a salt water lake. Makes for pretty humid conditions, but it is awesome to see manatees or dolphins come through for a visit....See MoreJade Plant -New Thread
Comments (35)Randy, I appreciate your apology. You have to understand that you use jades in a different way. You say you "have a little higher standard of material" and you also said "different strokes for different folks"...well I personally don't like bonsai'd jades, just like you don't like my tree, but we all have different opinions (and by the way I would never say that unless asked...but I'm saying it now to make a point, so I apologize if you took any offense to that). I have an adult tree that I nurtured back to health and that I love very much. When you say "ideal quality material", that sounds very foreign to me. I just have houseplants. I don't sell them or make them into bonsai. And if they are not "ideal", I learn to love them or I try and fix them. In this case, I was simply asking if the drooping branches are dangerous for the tree...I wasn't asking if you or anyone else liked it. I was too afraid of speaking up at the time, but your "compost" comment was hurtful and unneccessary. I've done nothing but the right thing for this jade, and I know how to take care of a jade...but I can't help it if the previous owners caused the branches to look so strangly, and I can't help it if I happen to like it! Yes, I know it's from not being in enough sun, but the damage was done. Anyway, my question was answered (with lack of aesthetic opinion, which is how it should be unless asked)...and it is not healthy to have those dangly branches, so I pruned my tree, and I'm happy I did so. Gnome, Thank you for your constructive advice. I agree...a nice heavy trunk is worth working with. I'm doing everything I can to keep it healthy, which is why I pruned it. It's growing on me, even though I did like the "craziness" of it! To each his own, right? But when I was told it could be harmful for the plant (the branches could break off in random places from being top heavy), I decided to do what's best for it. And my cuttings are rooting now, but you're advice about keeping them upright was helpful for my next pruning (I didn't realize that's why people keep them upright!). Anyway, thanks for your comments and advice. And I do plan on putting the plant outside after the last frost. Gabi...See MorePosting pics ? New problem! I posted to another thread, no answer
Comments (1)Posted from Photobucket It sounds like not all of your code is getting copied or something. I'd suggest you stopping by the link below and posting/trying it there. Possibly the Photobucket code is corrupt or something? Have you tried clearing your cache and/or history and rebooting? You might also try posting at The Computer Help Forum. What browser are you using? Have you tried it from different browsers? Here is a link that might be useful: The Test Forum...See Morepost, post( i dare you to post to that thread!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comments (14)Something like that Linda. I think a torcher is someone that lights the torches at the Olympic games, or it could be someone that uses a torch to weld things together. What the heck....they both have something to do with fire!!!LOL Diana P.S...Like that Evil Jessy.....I know she has fire in her sole !!! LOL hehe...See Moregreenclaws UK, Zone 8a
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