Baja_Costero said:The plant needs to "see" the sun for hours each day if it will be indoors. You can certainly move it outside but be sure to start it out in bright shade or filtered light first so it can adapt to outdoor sun, which is much more harsh than indoor sun because regular window glass blocks most of the harmful UV rays. After a couple of weeks in the shade outside you can move it to a brighter location. Small gradual steps are the best way to accommodate your plant to outdoor sun.
One way you can tell your plant is getting sufficient light is if it develops red edges on the leaves, like the plant in the picture. Which, by the way, does not look like the plant you have, but a close cousin. Pictured: Crassula arborescens (big leaves). On your windowsill: Crassula ovata (smaller leaves).
Starfishmomma said:I think it needs to dry or "callous" before planting,
lori_15 said:I don't necessarily need nor want the height.... the plant is supposed to be a mounding jade so keeping it low will be just fine with me.
Baja_Costero said:
Here for reference is a jade like yours which I have left unpruned in full sun... kind of a mound I guess, more like a sprawling sideways bush in strong light if you leave it alone.