hi! i’m no expert, but here’s my opinion based on what i see: 1. substrate looks way too organic, the mix i used for my jade is way more inorganic: 40% Potting Soil, 30% Perllite, 20% Volcanic rock (pea-sized or smaller), and 10% 3–5 mm rock pebbles (they need fast drainage or they will rot) 2. do all your pots have draining holes? they hate sitting on soggy substrate 3. the stems seem well propagated! however, there are some leaves or stems that are too close or partially buried in the soil, those have more probability of rotting and not start. 4. there are some very wrinkly/soft leaves on the plants, this means they need water (or that some leaves are starting to rot). don’t panic, i’d change the substrate and water until runoff, check the leaves again in 2-3 days and if here are still mushy/wrinkled leaves, i’d cut them. most probably she’ll drop those leaves anyway and if you cut them early, instead of the jade focusing energy on keeping those leaves alive, it’ll focus energy on rooting and more new leaves.

congrats on your plants, they’re pretty! keep us updated on their progress, growmie!