Sounds like over watering, how often do you water?

And about how big is the plant and the container its in?

I left the plant out over night and we had a bad storm.
Water was sitting in the container, the next day I repotted the
Jade.
Should I do it again??? New dry soil??
The plant is about 2 feet tall.
I'm sure the container is the right size.

I would repot it in new very well draining potting mix. I make a mix of 1 part potting soil, 1 part pea gravel and 2 parts perilite. It drains very well and fast...the goal is to not let water sit in the mix and cause rot.

Jades do very well in direct sun and need several hours a day of it, but if you jade is not used to direct sun introduce it slowely over a 2 week period of time starting with a couple hours of moring sun.

Repot it in nice dry mix and leave it alone! Do not water it for at least a week and then only water it a little bit then wait another week to give it a regular watering. Never saturate the pot, just water enough to give it a nice drink and thats all. Jades store a lot of water not only in their leave but in their trunk as well.

If you can bring your Jade out of the weather when you know there is a storm coming. I know that is not always possible but if you can it would be good. I take mine into my garage if I know a storm is coming. Then put them back out soon as it is past.

Hope this helps and hope your Jade comes back nice..I am sure it will but give it some time it may look kinda bad for while before it looks better.

Mary

TG54,

Yes and probably. They don't like wet feet. They can likely stand sun/temps into the 90s quite easily, as long as you give them a little water.

There's an FAQ that will help you cultivate your Crassula ovata. There are also literally thousands of words already written on growing jade - if you'd like some interesting reading (with pictures!!!) just do a search at the C&S Forum for 'jade' or 'Crassula ovata' as the search criteria.