most definitely a jade.

Yes, it's a Jade (Crassula ovata), looks fine to me. I wouldn't do anything to it, ignore those slightly damaged leaves.

I'd gradually introduce this to the best & strongest light (even direct sun) you have to offer it. Otherwise it's likely to get tall & leggy. I'd take it out of that 2nd pot, the double potting may hold too much moisture & lead to rot.

Thanks! I put it in the second pot because the store pot it came in was so icky looking. Would it do okay in just the outer pot? There are no drainage holes. I always dump out the outer pot ~15 min after watering and I have let the soil dry out completely in between waterings, to keep it from being too moist.
It's right next to an east facing window, no trees, so it gets a fair bit of light but it's not directly in the window. Is that enough?

Thanks so much!

Hi.

I am nowhere near as experienced as pirate_girl, so I hope she jumps in to correct me if I'm wrong. But, I have a couple of Jade plants that are doing well, and it's my understanding that a pot with no drainage holes would be a disaster. These plants REALLY hate wet feet, and potting mixes and pots themselves should all be geared towards good drainage.

As for light, I have mine right in a south-facing window. Usually, they get a great deal of light, but this summer in London has been bad with regards to light. I may be wrong, but my feeling is that Jade plants will benefit from as much light as you can possibly give them.

Thanks, that was my thought exactly on the drainage holes. It seems to be adjusting OK to it's new home so I'll probably leave it where it is.

Hi again,

LondonG, I'd say you've got it exactly right, nice job!!