The picture is too small to tell what they are. Aphids should be easy for you to remove with a wet cotton ball. Look under the leaves too. Do you have other plants nearby that might have aphids too?

Succulents often react poorly to pesticides of any & all pesticides

If the plant is of a size that can tolerate it, hose off the critters, then repeat as needed.

Oh yes, the image is far too small to determine what is present. Can you try again, please?

larger image here. a tad out of focus though

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PLEASE NOTE; I APOLOGIZE FOR THE ACCIDENTAL POSTING TWICE. THE SECOND POST HAS A LARGER IMAGE. I AM NEW AND MADE A MISTAKE ON THAT.

THE CORECT POST: http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/pests/msg0814321025691.html?3

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THANK YOU!

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yep, those are aphids. I would try all of the suggestions above... spray them off with a hose and/or wet cotton ball/swab with rubbing alcohol and touch the aphids to kill them. You won't get rid of them in one try, it takes persistence to get rid of them, especially if your plant is outside. If it's outside, you could also try buying some ladybugs, they love to eat aphids.

Amy

Purchased ladybugs will leave.

1tblsp real soap + 1tblsp vegetable oil in 1qt of water = dead aphids. Works on mites too. Just be careful and test to see if this formula is phytotoxic to Jade first, don't treat if the plant is in full hot sun, and don't treat with this more frequently then 10 day intervals.

Come on, people (IPM man and dieg)...they aren't aphids! Please read the attached link to solve the mystery.

It's worth repeating that Jade plants can be very sensitive to soaps and oils...home brewed or not. However, alcohol works just great. (Only these aren't aphids!!)

Here is a link that might be useful: Let's get with the program, folks....lolol

AH I had not seen the other post and could not see the picture.
I assumed others had and they said aphids, that's what I get for assuming.
I did state that a phytotoxicity test should be done. I have never had any problems with this formula, I am fairly sure I have used it on Jade but not positive. It's only 1.56% oil a medium dose. Any way thanks for setting me straight on what they were we surly don't want to go around bumping off predators.

Leaf footed bugs aren't predators. They are often piled into the same category as stink bugs and can be found on the same plants. Many people complain of them on their tomatoes, but they can be found feeding on plenty of other plants, as well.