I've been taking my jades outside on weekends and afternoons for about a month now. I even forgot about them last weekend and left them out all night (temps dropped to about 37°F, too...yikes!). If the weather co-operates, you should definitely take advantage of it!

Josh

Some fresh air and sun is good for humans and plants alike.

Let them get some soft soaking rains, it does wonders. Just make sure they can dry out a little afterward.

x

I agree with Xero re: rain watering.

If the temps are above 55°F, I put my Jades out in the rain.
Best way to clean the leaves, in my opinion!

Josh

I have all my Jades/Succulents outside in Fl all year...except when we had a Hard Freeze warning...I brought them inside 4 or 5 nights when the temps were suppose to get 27°-30°(very unusual for us). A couple of nights in Feb it was forecasted to get around 32°, I didn't feel like bringing all those pots inside again, so I put them all against the south side wall of my house and threw a blanket on them. They all survived with no problems, the cold air in conjunction with the full sun is what gave my Succulents the beautiful colors and tints. In the summer I lose all of that beautiful color, since I lose the cold nights...