Jade plants often droop if they are not getting enough sunlight. When the plants are in low light conditions the stems are weak and elongated. If you trim the growth of the plant you can root the stems to propagate it but, most importantly, if you trim your plant back, place it in more sunlight so the new growth doesn't have the same issue.

Stems can be cut just above a node (a joint in the stem). Rather than prune the plant moving it into brighter light will encourage new stronger growth.

You can learn more about caring for your jade plant in our Jade Plant Guide.

Courtesy of NYBG Plant Information Service