Robs,

Looks like Crassula ovata 'El Regular' to me.

Are you going to hack it soon?

i think that it is possible. you would have to try to get better color from it. i don't know where you live, but it seems that it needs more light as it is. full morning sun may help it color up if it is a hummel's sunset. just a few thoughts. either way you have a nice plant.

Here is a link that might be useful: a jade color experiment 2

Robs,

I agree with JM above - it is a nice plant (or set of cuttings?). More sun, gradually, will help the plant grow and help you tell what it is.

I agree with the guys above... ;)
More sun, but gradually.

In this image, your Jade looks like the straight species.

How long have you had it? Have you observed significant color change throughout the seasons?
In other words, is there a reason to assume it is a Sunset Jade?

Josh

these cuttings came from a man in cal. he was cutting a outdoor bush he said it was hummels sunset but I have not seen the colors I live in South Carolina where it is hot real hot I keep it in the greenhouse with a shade net on it I think all of you are right it needs more sun the stem has turned red but the leaves only yellowish thanks for the info all rob

How long have you had it?

Josh

it's about 3 years old

After three years, it definitely should have shown forth the classic Sunset pattern.
Until the colors match images online, I'd consider it the straight Jade.

Josh