A staked, vertical 3-foot jade with weak woody stems needs drastic correction:
2 hours sun = grossly insufficient. Jades need full sun for thick stems. Spindly growth never thickens—must be removed.
Wiring weak stems is cosmetic only. They won't harden without light. Prune instead.
Stems harden with: direct sun + wet-dry water cycles + time. Months, not weeks.
Hard pruning + full sun = recovery. Anything less = continued decline.
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