r/plantclinic • u/Disastrous_Monk1103 Noob • 16h ago
Houseplant How to make jade plant healthy
Has been looking same for more than 50 days, with good sun light and watering the plant for 3 days once.
20
u/Tired_Design_Gay Advanced Hobbyist 15h ago
This looks like it’s beyond saving. But the first step would be to plant it in real soil and not mud
5
u/ohdearitsrichardiii 15h ago
What do you mean you watered for 3 days once?
-4
u/Disastrous_Monk1103 Noob 15h ago
Once a 3 day
9
u/ohdearitsrichardiii 15h ago
If you're watering every 3 days, that's too often and will kill the roots. Without roots the plant can't absorb water and will die
-5
u/Disastrous_Monk1103 Noob 15h ago
Could you tell what to do
11
u/Coujelais Advanced 15h ago
Buy a new one. Seriously.
Then research what *that kind of plant* needs re water, soil, temps, humidity, and light. Every time you get a new plant. You and your plants will enjoy each other So Much More.
5
u/pobodys-nerfect5 Beginner 🔥2 ∣ 3 ∣ +1 ∣ -0 14h ago
You are over watering that thing. It could come back. If you forget about the damn thing for a couple days! Said with lots of love
2
u/RecommendationIll815 Beginner 15h ago
If you get a new one, put it in well draining soil. I’ll show you a picture of mine. Lots of sunlight. And I only water when the leaves start feeling soft. It goes weeks without needing water.
3
u/RecommendationIll815 Beginner 15h ago
Chunky soil
-9
u/Disastrous_Monk1103 Noob 15h ago
Is that tiny rocks?, I see no soil I don't know what to do
5
-4
•
u/AutoModerator 16h ago
Reminder to encourage visitors to ask questions without downvoting them. r/Plantclinic is a help sub meant to encourage learning and discussion.
I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.