Dave inherited a jade plant. Limbs fell in transport; a week later the 4-inch main stem is rotting inside. It's in a huge pot by a bay window with grow light.
Stop watering completely. Do not water until stable or ≥1 month passes. Then water only until surface feels lightly moist—no tray water. Thereafter, wait until very dry 10 days.
Jades are South African desert plants: blazing sun, minimal rain. Mimic that—bright light, extreme drought between waterings. The huge pot holds too much moisture; consider downsizing once stable.
Patience and neglect (water-wise) are the cure.
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