In moderate east light, jade stems stay slender and can't support thick leaves. Solution: prune back by ⅓ to promote compact, stronger growth. Pruning doesn't harm jade; it helps.
Both under- and overwatering weaken stems. Water thoroughly, then wait until top ⅓–½ of soil is dry. If thorough watering doesn't perk it up in a few days, suspect root rot from overwatering.
Stake temporarily if needed, but address the root cause. A photo can confirm whether it's etiolation or rot.
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