How Do You Repot Large Jade Plants?
Left to grow on its own, without any trimming or pruning, a jade plant can become quite large. Fortunately, jade plants are slow-growing, so repotting your large jade will only need to be done after years of growth. Repotting can be a challenge, not only because of the spread of fragile, heavy branches, but also because the jade plant has a small root system compared to its total size, making it top-heavy. Planning ahead for the repotting of your jade plant will make the job easier and successful. Select your new, larger pot for your jade plant. The new pot should be about 4 to 6 inches larger, both in height and diameter, than your current pot. Place about 2 to 3 inches of packing peanuts in the bottom of your pot. This will help with drainage and keep the soil from becoming waterlogged. Fill your pot 2/3 to 3/4 full with potting soil. Push the soil up against the sides to create a large hole in the center. This is where you will place the root ball of your jade plant. Place your pott
