Ogre Ears Jade Plant - Live Plant

🌿 Botanical Name

Crassula ovata 'Gollum'

💚 Common Names

Gollum Jade, Ogre Ears Jade, Ogre Ear Succulent, Lucky Jade

Description

Looking for a houseplant with loads of personality? Meet the Gollum Jade! This quirky succulent is famous for its unique tubular leaves that resemble tiny green trumpets—or, depending on who you ask, little ogre ears! Its fun shape makes it a favorite among succulent lovers and collectors alike.

Like all jade plants, the Gollum Jade has long been considered a symbol of prosperity, good fortune, and positive energy. Whether you believe in lucky plants or simply love an easy-care houseplant, this one is a fantastic addition to any home or office.

Its thick, water-storing leaves make it incredibly drought tolerant, making it an excellent choice for beginners, busy plant parents, or anyone who occasionally forgets to water. Given the right care, this slow-growing beauty can develop into a miniature tree with a sturdy trunk and beautiful branching habit over time.

🌿 This plant will arrive in a plastic grower's pot with drainage holes. Pot color may vary. Decorative pot not included.

Please Note: The photos shown are representative of our current inventory and may not be the exact plant you receive. Every Gollum Jade has its own unique shape and growth pattern. Soil may shift during shipping.

☀️ Light

Thrives with a wide view of the sky. Bright indirect light is ideal, and a few hours of gentle morning or late afternoon sun will encourage compact growth and vibrant foliage.

💧 Water

Allow the soil to dry 100% before watering thoroughly. During the winter months, watering will be needed even less frequently. Always use a pot with drainage holes, as jade plants do not like wet feet.

🐾 Pet Friendly

No. Jade plants are considered toxic if ingested by cats and dogs. Keep out of reach of curious pets.

🌿 Fleurish Tip

Think of your Gollum Jade like a camel—it stores water in its chunky leaves! When in doubt, wait another day before watering. Too much love (and too much water) is one of the fastest ways to shorten the life of this lucky little plant.