Hi amany, Jade plants do what you discribed yours is doing (the wrinkled leaves) when they aren't getting enough moisture. And your jade can't get the moisture it needs without roots. Jade cuttings root real easy in just a glass of water. Take your cutting out of that soil for now and put it in a glass of a couple inches of water. Change the water every couple of days to keep it fresh. You should get roots within a week or so then you can plant it into some soil. Also, a common mistake with watering 'light' is to just sprinkle a bit of water on the soil. The entire soil area needs to be watered. So make sure to dampen it all. Just don't keep it constantly soggy or left in standing water beneath it.
I hope this helps you with your jade cutting.

Joy

Thank you so much Joy.

I just stuck it in about 2 inches of water. About how long should the roots be before I pot it in soil? Once I get roots and I pot it, should I treat as I would treat any other jade? Or does it need some type of special treatment until it's well established?