Jade plants are ok being root bound. If you feel the need to repot, then flip your plant upside down and slide it out of the pot. If the root ball is all clumped together, repot to a larger pot. But usually, the plants are not terribly pot bound.
Similarly one may ask, do jade plants like to be crowded?
Jade plants need bright light, but should not be exposed to a lot of direct sun (which may cause leaf scorch). … Jade plants like to be crowded and rarely need to be potted up into larger containers; however it is recommended that you replace the soil every three years.
Herein, do jade plants like small pots? Although it grows slowly, the plant may become top-heavy after a while, as new shoots and leaves emerge and stems thicken with growth. … Given these considerations, the best home for a jade plant either a ceramic pot or sturdy plastic pot with great drainage, keeping the soil and roots from becoming too soggy.
Similarly, do jade plants have deep roots?
Jade Plants have a small, shallow root systems. They prefer a smaller pot and could easily be overwatered in a large pot with a lot of soil mass.
