Lots of skinny Jade cuttings in the pot.
You could basically chop each stem down to a few inches to start them branching lower...in other words, these aren't quite to the point where a hard prune would do much good. If you fertilize, they'll put on size much more quickly.

Josh

I don't really do a lot of pruning until the plants are bigger as well, but sometimes I'll do some pinching out of the growing points if I want a plant to spread and get more full rather than get taller. Mostly I would make sure it gets as much light as possible so it doesn't get too leggy this winter, and if that isn't possible then water and fertilize minimally until spring and there is more light to support good growth. I kind of like jades with bare stems on the bottom, as long as the growth on top is good.

So I should just fertilize it to make thicker stems or should I cut a few inches off each plant this spring? I have had this jade for a few year now and it just seems to get taller not thicker.