Jade Plant
Crassula ovata
Malay names: Pokok Jade, Pokok Duit Cina

Succulent symbolising wealth and steady growth; great for sunny windows in Malaysia.
๐งญ Feng Shui Benefits & Placement
Benefits: Wealth, Success, Good Luck
Best Placement: South-East wealth corner or near the entrance on a side console (not blocking door).
Avoid: Avoid bedrooms and bathrooms; do not place where leaves brush against sharp corners.
Rounded leaves symbolize coins; vigorous growth reinforces prosperity intention.
๐ Light & Temperature
Light: Very bright light to gentle direct sun (2โ4 h morning sun).
Temperature: 24โ34ยฐC; tolerates heat if airflow is good.
๐ชด Pot & Soil
Pot: Ceramic/clay 5โ15 L with gritty succulent mix.
Soil Mix: Gritty succulent mix: 40% pumice/perlite, 30% coarse sand, 30% composted bark.
๐ง Watering
Schedule: Dry season: every 10โ14 days; Rainy season: every 14โ21 days
Amount: 0.3โ0.8 L depending on pot; soak then dry
Let soil dry 80โ100% between waterings indoors.
๐งช Fertilizing
Type: Low-nitrogen cactus/succulent feed
Frequency: Every 6โ8 weeks during active growth
Dosage: Quarter to half label dose
๐ Harvest & Indicators
Start: N/A
Typical Duration: N/A
Indicators: N/A
Tips: N/A
๐ฑ Propagation
Leaf or stem cuttings; allow callus 2โ3 days before planting.
๐ Common Pests & Diseases
- Mealybugs: Alcohol swab + neem 1% weekly until controlled.
๐ฆ๏ธ Seasonal Notes (Malaysia)
Protect from intense midday sun behind glass; ensure airflow to prevent rot.
๐ Planting Notes
Use heavy pot to prevent toppling; avoid frequent repotting.
๐ก Extra Care Tips
- Rotate for symmetry
- Do not overwater in air-con rooms
Note
Feng Shui guidance varies by school; placements here follow common, practical principles and pair with climate-appropriate care. Adjust schedules based on pot size, light, and weather.
Feng Shui Disclaimer
Feng Shui interpretations and plant symbolism differ across traditions. The guidance here is general and for inspiration; it does not guarantee outcomes such as wealth, luck, or health. Results depend on many factors including home layout, maintenance, climate, and personal intention.
If a plant is unsuitable for your space or microclimate, you may substitute with symbolic elements (artwork, colors, objects) while maintaining good horticultural practices appropriate for Malaysia.