Origin
The Crassula ovata 'Horn tree' 6/tray, also known as the jade plant, has its origin in South Africa. It belongs to the Crassula family, a broad genus that encompasses over 350 species. It has been a popular houseplant for hundreds of years, particularly due to its distinctive appearance and simple care.

Characteristics
Crassula ovata 'Horn tree' 6/tray is a succulent with a strong, branched trunk and fleshy, glossy green leaves. The plant can typically reach a height of 1 to 2 meters. The leaves are oval shape and can develop a reddish edge when exposed to a lot of sunlight. It produces small star-like flowers in the late winter or early spring.

Care
The Crassula ovata 'Horn tree' 6/tray thrives in a bright location, but also tolerates semi-shade. It is resistant to drought and therefore requires little water - too much water can cause root rot. The plant prefers well-draining soil and can withstand temperatures up to 10°C. It is a slow growing plant and has little need for pruning or fertilising.