It's going to require much more light, in order to stop drooping over like that.

Start by pruning off any downward, drooping, j-hook growth. Then introduce to stronger light for compact, sturdy growth.

Josh

As Josh said

- unless you give I much more light, I will just keep growing "like crazy" - looks like it is growing fast, but this kind of growths isn't really what you want - long, skinny stems/branches, with the leaves spaced far apart.

If my plant, I would prune it quite a bit; any branch hanging/growing down would be pruned where it starts bending.

Can you supply much more light? Outdoors would be great if you can.

I would also improve the 'soil' by adding lots of sifted perlite (or pumice) to it.

Just making sure that pot has at least one drainage hole.........? I would repot in a smaller pot anyway. I would also separate it into individual plants as I'm guessing it's a pot of cuttings and not one plant..... and prune, drastically.

Gill

Thank you! Yes, the pot does have a drainage hole, and there are several cuttings in the pot. I just learned the perlite trick for my other succulents, so I will add that when I repot this one, too.

I'm in NYC so unfortunately outdoors isn't an option, but I can move this to a spot that gets stronger light.

I worry about over-pruning. How do I know how much to take off? Can I snip a whole branch just below where the leaves start?

You can prune little or a lot - it depends on what plant needs. You could prune it to just a few sticks if needed!