How to care for Jade Plant in winter?

The life characteristics of the golden branches and jade leaves:

The Jade Plant is native to the Southern Hemisphere. It likes to grow in a mild but not humid environment, and also needs plenty of sunlight. It is afraid of waterlogging and flooding, and can withstand drought and semi-arid conditions. If it grows in an environment without sunlight for a long time, its leaves will become larger and larger, while their thickness will become thinner and thinner, and its surface gloss will slowly disappear, seriously affecting the beauty of its appearance.

Winter care methods for Jade Plants:

Temperature: If the Jade Plant stays at a temperature below 5 degrees for too long, it will be frostbitten and its leaves will fall off in large areas. The minimum temperature in winter must not be lower than 10 degrees, and the best growth temperature is between 15 and 25 degrees.

Light: In winter, the Jade Plant should be moved indoors to a place where it can receive direct sunlight. This can maintain the current state of its leaves. If it cannot receive sunlight all day, at least 3 hours of exposure per day should be guaranteed.

Watering: Reduce the amount of watering in winter and try to keep the soil dry. If you need to water, you can water when the soil is too dry. Be sure to water thoroughly and not halfway. Avoid the idea of ​​water accumulation.

Fertilization: Fertilization can be suspended in winter.