Is it possible to root a jade plant from a single viable leaf? I read on the Farmers Almanac that it was possible, but there wasn't any information about the process. Suggestions?

Yes, in fact, that's the way I suspect most are started. Find a pot of soil and lay the leaf on top. Make sure the stem end is in contact with the soil - not buried. Wait.....

DaisyI said:

Yes, in fact, that's the way I suspect most are started. Find a pot of soil and lay the leaf on top. Make sure the stem end is in contact with the soil - not buried. Wait.....

I just saw a video on You Tube where the author planted the leaves and it produced new plants just fine.

I'm sure you can start them that way also.

Hi cheshirecat! I have been trying for over a year now to propagate jade leaves and ive had no luck! I hear that they are one of the easiest plants to propagate by leaf too, just leave them on top of dry soil and wait! Mine always shriveled before roots emerge. I have tried about a dozen leaves in the last year and just yesterday I noticed one is starting to root! The only thing I done differently this time was.. I left the leaf in the same pot as the jade on a bright sunny windowsill, all the others where put in a slightly shaded area.

Sorry I didn't upload a pic sooner, was busy busy
Here it is.