The vine's flowers are a pendant, hanging in large clusters of claw-shaped flowers in a remarkable turquoise color. Jade flowers are aggressive growers that, in their natural environment, easily swallow trees and supporting structures. With this kind of aggressive growth, they are better suited for greenhouses or conservatories. But if you can give a jade vine the room and growing conditions it needs, you will be rewarded with a magnificent specimen plant. Jade vine can be propagated by seed or vine cuttings. It is a very prolific grower and can be rooted from stem tip cuttings. For best results, take the cuttings early in the season, when the weather is warmest, and use a rooting hormone. Place the cutting in seedling starting soil and put it in a warm location with plenty of humidity and moisture. New growth should emerge within a few weeks. It can also readily be sprouted from seeds, which can be harvested from seedpods.