Question
I have an indoor jade plant, about two feet wide and two and a half feet tall, a tough old gal, who lives in my bedroom. However, I live in northern Ohio where it's very cold. This is her first winter in this house and the bedroom has no insulation. It's very cold in there, in the fifties. Is that okay, or should I move her for the winter months?
Thank you!

Answer
Nadia,

I live in northern Indiana near Fort Wayne so I am familiar with the temperatures. Jades are fine with temperatures anywhere between 45 and 100 degrees. Just be very careful not to overwater it while it is in the colder room. Be sure not to water it unless it is very dry. Good luck.

Darlene