where are jade plants native to New Sunset Jade

where are jade plants native to New Sunset JadeCRASSULA ovata 'New Sunset'. 2 3' tall, 1 2' spread, full sun partial shade. Glossy, oval shaped leaves display striking shades of green, yellow and red, especially under bright light or cool temperatures. This compact, branching plant developing a tree like structure with age. Brighter light enhancing its colorful foliage. Prefers well draining soil with deep but infrequent watering, allowing the soil to dry out between waterings. Blooming typically

CRASSULA ovata 'New Sunset'. 2-3' tall, 1-2' spread, full sun-partial shade. Glossy, oval-shaped leaves display striking shades of green, yellow and red, especially under bright light or cool temperatures. This compact, branching plant developing a tree-like structure with age. Brighter light enhancing its colorful foliage. Prefers well-draining soil with deep but infrequent watering, allowing the soil to dry out between waterings. Blooming typically in late winter to early spring, it may produce clusters of small, star-shaped white or pale pink flowers, though flowering is more common in mature or outdoor specimens. Zones 10-12, is not frost-tolerant and should be grown indoors or protected in cooler climates. Its vibrant color and low-maintenance needs make it an excellent choice for containers, bonsai-style plantings, or sunny indoor spaces.

Planting Instructions: 

Light: Bright, indirect to full sun
Water: Let soil dry completely
Temperature: 55–80°F
Tips: Color intensifies with sunlight