#MEIAZKA This totally tubular relative of the Jade plant is known by many nicknames: Ogre’s Ear, Hobbit Jade, Hobbit’s Foot, Finger Jade, and more. We usually call it the Crassula Hobbit, and since September 22 is Hobbit Day we thought we’d tell you all about how to take care of it! Grab your second breakfast and let’s learn about this interesting little succulent. This totally tubular relative of the Jade plant is known by many nicknames: Ogre’s Ear, Hobbit Jade, Hobbit’s Foot, Finger Jade, and more. We usually call it the Crassula Hobbit, and since September 22 is Hobbit Day we thought we’d tell you all about how to take care of it! Grab your second breakfast and let’s learn about this interesting little succulent. How much light does a Hobbit Jade need?Simply put? Lots. Succulents love bright light and can withstand direct sun. The brightest windowsill in the house is the best place for a succulent year round!How much water does a Hobbit Jade need? Not much at all. Jade and other succulents are drought resistant plants that retain water. We recommend watering when the soil has dried out and to err on the side of under-watering. Overwatering will rot the plant and kill it very quickly. Water only enough to keep the leaves from shrinking (which indicates they are using up their retained water)