Its beautiful and "if" it were mine I definitely would! I think 2 plants would look great...Of course its a personal preference.

I agree with Pug (hey, Nancy!) :-)

I would keep the single trunk on the left of the picture, and begin to emphasize its tree-like
look. To separate, simply unpot and gently untangle the roots. Then, re-pot in new containers.

Locally, Jade specimens of this size sell for about $19.

Josh

My new jade develop black edges! Plant arrived to my home 2 week ago

Thanks pug and greenman. Guess I should have explained better, I think the two trunks are attached, not possitive, but I did only start with one little cutting.

So, I guess what I need to know is that if they are connected, can I cut them apart?

Hey Josh!! Nice to see you :o)

Josh would be able to help I'm sure.

That's a very pretty and colorful Jade agnies...good luck!

I like single trunks on my jades, would definitely split it, as Josh said. Very easy to do, of course you can cut them apart, but if that is necessary I would wait a few days after doing this before I repot, to allow the cut to callous over. If needed, you can sprinkle cinnamon on the cut as a fungicide.

Christopher

Thanks, Nancy ;-)

Yes, just as Christopher said: if connected, cut, dust with cinnamon, let callous,
and then re-pot into a *dry* and porous mix. This time of year, I'd wait about a week
before watering. However, I must hasten to add that this is not the optimum time of year
to be re-potting plants.

Josh

I think it looks great. Just let it do its thing. Maybe give it a little haircut in the spring. If you want a more tree like appearance with one single trunk, you can always start another from a cutting.

I never heard of cinnamon as a fungicide. Thanks for the info, now I can mark the 'learn something new everyday' off my to do list, lol. Wish I had known it sooner, but I'm sure I'll be using that trick in the future.

Thanks all for your opinions. If I do it, it will be closer to spring, winter is when I rest all my plants.