u/Frizzel-Baby-G

Moved in with my boyfriend and he brought along a 10-year-old jade plant that had never really been properly cared for. It was severely leaning to one side and still sitting in a plastic nursery pot. A week ago it finally tipped over because it had been stretching so much toward the light.

I’ve now repotted her into a sturdier pot using cactus soil mixed with some perlite, and I tried to straighten out the lean as much as possible. I really want to give her the best chance to bounce back!

Do we think she would benefit from some pruning?