Succulents are among the most widespread and appreciated, and among them the jade tree is undoubtedly one of the most loved. Easy to maintain and grow, the jade tree can also be propagated and reproduced through a very simple process. But this plant, whose scientific name is Crassula ovata , is not only beautiful to look at and ideal for decorating the home. According to Feng Shui, the jade tree also signifies prosperity, luck and beauty, and is able to bring economic well-being to the home where it is located. Cinnamon method to propagate the jade tree To put it into practice, you need: Various jade tree leaves, although of different sizes Cinnamon powder A shallow pot (or any container) Universal soil Method described step by step: First wipe all the jade leaves with a soft cloth to remove all residue. Put the ground cinnamon in a plate. Dip each side of the stem of each leaf in the cinnamon to promote healing. Take the pot or container and fill it with universal potting soil. Place all your chosen leaves in the potting soil, side up. Simply place them on the ground and do not bury them. During this process, remember that it is not necessary to water. Just spray all the leaves with water every 3-4 days. After a few days, you will notice the first shoots starting to form under each leaf. Once grown, transplant the seedlings into individual pots so they can grow into new jade trees. Jade Tree Propagation Method in Water For this method, you need a glass, some water, plastic wrap, and jade tree leaves. Follow the steps we list below to continue with the method. Fill the glass with water, then cover it completely with plastic wrap. Punch a hole in the center of the plastic wrap and insert the jade leaf into it. This way the leaf will stay above the transparent film, and its stem in the glass. After a few days, the first roots will come out of the stem. When the roots have reached a considerable size, transplant them into a pot using a universal potting soil. Both options are most effective for propagating and reproducing the jade tree at home.