Hello
@RIPHami, no, that location is not good. You have to position your plant right at the window.
Our Philippine weather right now as far as I know, especially on your location is quite rainy. Even indoors our very warm humid conditions will be felt. The rains will further intensify our already extreme humidity levels there. As I understand it there is that persistent cold shear line that just exacerbates the weather. So do not bring out the plant at this time yet. Maybe wait till around end of Feb, hopefully the weather systems around the Philippines improves, then you can safely bring it outdoors, but position first in part sun to acclimate. Once our usual summer ensues, it will enjoy the island cross breeze there, with all the light it can take.
I cannot see very well your media, so make sure you make your media as gritty and well draining as you can. Our Philippine loam soil is way too rich and moisture retentive for succulents and will retain moisture longer than it needs. Sometimes, I know dried rice husk is being used as media there too. Do not use that, it is too moisture retentive. That is good for tropical plants not for jades. So try to improve your media by finding pumice there, or a mix of sand and small irregular sized rocks..like small lava rocks. Good to know your container has drain holes.
So for now, position the plant right at the window, do quarter turns to even out light distribution. Is it safe to open the curtains of your window? It is best to keep it open if you can so as much light can be given to it. Or use sheer white curtains to allow more light to pass thru. Also remember to discipline yourself in watering your jade. Use a bamboo skewer/stick, stick it into the soil then pull out, if it comes out damp delay watering for another day or week if you have to. We have excessive humidity levels there so it is easy to cause overwatering/fungal issues. Also, for sure you have an electric fan there. Run the fan so it gets good overall air circulation. Good luck!
