Jade Plant Collection

Some plants need effort. The Jade plant quietly grows with you.

Some plants need effort. The Jade plant quietly grows with you.

If you’ve ever worried about killing a plant, Jade is where you start.

It’s one of the easiest indoor plants to maintain, survives missed watering, and fits perfectly on desks, balconies, and small corners.

Urvann’s Jade collection brings you healthy, nursery-grown plants in multiple sizes and combos, starting at just ₹29.

These are beginner-friendly plants, grown for Indian conditions, and packed to reach your home safely.

Buy Jade plants online from Urvann starting at ₹29.

Why 50,000+ Indian Plant Parents Trust Urvann for Jade Plants

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Jade Plant Options Available at Urvann

Perfect for first-time buyers. Compact, affordable, and easy to place anywhere.

2. Jade in 5 Inch Nursery Bag (Slightly Fuller Growth)

For buyers who want a slightly bigger, more noticeable plant without spending much.

3. Jade in Premium Pots (Red / White / Yellow / Marble)

Same easy-care plant, upgraded look. Best for desks, gifting, and home décor.

4. Set of 2 / 4 / 5 Jade Plants (Best Value Deals)

Great for decorating multiple spaces or placing at entry points for symmetry.

5. Big Leaf / Bangalore / Pune Variety Jade

Fuller leaves and a slightly stronger visual presence. Good for balconies and corners.

6. Ceramic & Bulk Packs (50 pcs.) (Best for Gifting & Events)

Ideal for corporate gifting, return gifts, or bulk decor needs.

How to Choose the Right Jade Plant Based on Your Needs & Space

I want a plant I won’t kill→ Jade in 4 Inch Nursery Bag

I want something for my work desk→ Jade in Premium Pot

I want a lucky plant for home or gifting→ Lucky Jade / Set of 2

I want to decorate my balcony or entrance→ Big Leaf Jade or Set of 4

I want the cheapest plant to start gardening→ Jade starting at ₹29

Why Should I Grow a Jade Plant?

Low Maintenance

Jade stores water in its leaves, so it survives missed watering without drama. It's one of the safest plants for busy schedules and first-time plant owners.

Air Purification

Like most houseplants, Jade absorbs carbon dioxide and releases oxygen, contributing to a cleaner indoor environment.

Attractive

The thick, glossy leaves and tree-like trunk give Jade a mature, structured look even when the plant is young. With time, it can be shaped and pruned into a bonsai-style form.

Good Luck and Prosperity

As per Vastu and Feng Shui, Jade is linked to wealth and positive energy. It is commonly placed near entrances, on work desks, and in living rooms.

Drought Tolerance

Jade thrives in dry conditions, making it ideal for Indian summers, water-restricted areas, and anyone who travels frequently.

How to Care for Jade Plants in India

Jade is one of the most forgiving plants you can own. A few simple habits keep it healthy for years.

Watering

Water only when the topsoil feels dry. Poke your finger about an inch into the soil — if it's still moist, wait. Reduce watering in winter and water slightly more frequently in summer. When in doubt, wait one more day.

Sunlight

Jade grows best with 4 to 6 hours of bright light daily. A windowsill or balcony spot works well. It can survive in lower light but grows more slowly and may become leggy over time.

Temperature

The plant grows best in temperatures ranging from 15–30°C. You can keep these plants in the standard room temperatures as well. 

Soil

Use a well-draining mix that doesn't hold moisture. A good combination is Perlite or Vermiculite (20%) + Garden Soil (20%) + Cocopeat (25%) + Vermicompost (25%) + Neem Khali (10%).

Fertilising

Feed once every 6 to 7 months with natural fertilisers like vermicompost or homemade compost. Follow the instructions on the packet, as dosage varies by brand.

Where to Place Jade Plant in the Home

Jade plant placement in Indian homes follows one simple rule: give it the brightest spot available.

• Near the entrance for positive energy

• On work desk for a clean, green look

• On a balcony or a window for better growth

• In the living room corners for décor

Buy Jade Plants Online at the Best Price with Fast Delivery

Buying plants online should feel simple, not risky. With Urvann, you get healthy plants, safe delivery, and beginner-friendly options that are easy to care for.

Whether you want a single plant, a combo, or a gifting set, this collection has something for every space and budget.

Choose your Jade plant today and bring home easy, low-maintenance greenery.

Frequently Asked Questions About Jade Plant

1. Can I gift a Jade plant to my loved ones?

Giving Jade plants as gifts is a great way to show your best wishes to your loved ones.

2. When is the ideal time to plant Jade plants?

Jade is a low-maintenance plant that can be planted throughout the year. The only condition for its healthy growth is lots of sunlight.

3. Can Jade plants thrive in low-light environments?

Jade plants can be placed in offices, desks, or study tables. However, they should receive a whole day of sunlight once a week.

4. What’s the best way to prune my Jade plants?

Prune your plant by plucking out dead or yellowing leaves.

5. How can I protect my Jade plants from pests and diseases?

The best precaution against nasty pest infestations is to use neem oil spray once a week. However, if your plant is already infested, it is best to cut out the infested portion.

6. What is the typical lifespan of Jade plants?

The plant has been seen to live for decades if given the proper care.

7. How do I propagate Jade plants from cuttings?

Make a 45-degree cut on the stem and remove a 2-inch-long cutting. Let it dry for a while, then apply a natural rooting hormone like aloe vera gel and plant it into the soil.

8. What should I do if the leaves on my Jade plant start turning yellow?

Yellowing leaves could be a sign of overwatering. Jade is a succulent plant and does not require daily watering.

9. Is it possible to grow Jade plants in containers?

Certainly, Jade plants go comfortably in pretty planters and pots.

10. How can I manage leaf drop on my Jade plants?

Leaf drop could happen if the plant is not getting enough sunlight. Ensure you place it in a location with lots of sun.

11. Is Jade Plant good for the home?

Yes. Jade is considered one of the best plants for homes. It is easy to maintain, grows slowly without creating a mess, and is believed to bring positivity and prosperity.

12. Does Jade Plant need sunlight?

Jade plants grow best in bright sunlight or indirect light near a window. They can survive indoors but should get a few hours of light regularly.

13. Is the Jade plant good for beginners?

Yes, it is one of the easiest plants to grow.

14. Can the Jade plant stay indoors?

Yes, near a window with good light.

15. Which Jade plant should I buy?

Start with a 4-inch plant or a set of 2 if you’re new.

16. What is the difference between a green Jade Plant and a red Jade Plant?

A green Jade plant keeps its standard oval leaves year-round. A red Jade plant develops deep red or reddish purple leaf edges when placed in bright sunlight. 

17. What is a hanging Jade plant?

A hanging Jade Plant is a trailing Crassula variety suited for elevated pots, macramé hangers, and balcony railings.