They look like two Bluebird jades, Crassula arborescens. Well, the one on the right, definitely. They seem to be short of light.

Thanks Marguerite! That gives me a much better view of what I can expect of the plants~

Figures, since I bought them in a store that didn't have them close to a bright light source.

What should I do? I heard/read that if succulents get leggy they get propagated.

Hi Remise,

I would repot them to a slightly bigger pot in a fast draining soil mix. But wouldn't cut them now as we are going out of growing season (depending on where you live). Just let them be until next spring.

MsGreenFinger, thanks for the reply!

I'll leave them for now and just get them a bigger pot. n.n

They do not need a bigger pot but could probably use a leaner mix.

Actually, I find growth continues on my plants through the year. I wouldn't go for a bigger pot yet, just a brighter spot. If the soil is as peaty as it appears, I would agree with MsGreenFinger and laticauda that changing the soil to a grittier mix would be good.

Okay, so best would be changing the soil? This is the soil that they had when I bought them, so it would make sense to get them into something else. I was planning to buy cacti soil from the local greenery/garden store.

And the not repotting of the plants, does that have to do with the growth season coming to an end? Or do their roots just not need much space?

Personally I prefer keeping my jades in smaller pots, but this is because I generally like the look of them that way, and also because I don't run the risk of clods of damp soil which would discourage free draining before the roots have grown through, and perhaps lead to rotting. Pots a little bigger would be no harm, and would help the plants to get bigger.