Oh, and I forgot to add that I am planning on repotting the jade, but that I wanted to wait until after any possible pruning to do so.

i'd say it looks elongated like it stretching it self to find more light, where do you have it standing?

It's right in front of a windowsill. I have had it since about December? and the lack of light during the winter may be the cause of that elongation. I'm probably going to invest in a grow light for the next winter, although the lack of light does stimulate my Christmas cacti to bloom.

did you water it alot during the winter, that might be the reason too?

Here are your pictures...for what its worth I would also use a clay pot when your repot, just my two cents. Good luck!

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Hey, Pb!
Yes, your Jade can use all the light you can provide.
Also, I notice that the Jade is leaning and sun-colored on one side. If you turn
the Jade frequently, the trunk will maintain a more central, tree-like character...
even in lower light conditions (throughout the winter, for instance). I turn my
young, developing Jades so that the trunk doesn't take a bend or set that will be
difficult to correct in the future.

When you re-pot, remove the old soil and replace it with ingredients that are gritty
and hold a minimal amount of moisture. I personally use a mix of bark, pumice, and perlite.

Josh

1) No, I did not over water the plant. There's a reason succulents tend to survive under my care, and that's because I never water them :P I do use a liquid cactus fertilizer for my succulents, 7 drops per liter of water.

2) The jade plant is currently in Miracle Gro cactus soil.

So, I think I will go ahead and just repot the jade, need to be buying larger ceramic pots for some other plants as well.

Thank you all for the help.