Oakley

Looks like there are numerous plants there. I would repot them individually, but believe they are too small to prune. You can, but they will grow at least 2 branches from where you cut. So unless you want your plant to branch very low, wait.

I have some like that, but they grew offset from the root ball. It still could be pruned off, but I chose to leave it:

Otherwise, I prefer them 1x/pot, and trying to grow thick & barky stem. Others like more stems-plants/pot. It is individual preference IMO:

BTW, don't use big pots; 5" could be too big for a small plant. And, I would mix your new soil with lots of sifted perlite or pumice; bagged soil most often doesn't drain well enough. Mixture could be50/50%...

Thank you! I have three 4.5" clay pots and some 4" plastic pots. I also have a bag of pumice. I think I'll do two stems together in the clay pots, and single stems in plastic pots.

That's a nice plant you have. What size pot is it in?

Rina, how much pumice should I add?

TY!

1st photo is jade in 6" round pot, 2nd plant is 5" square pot. Both are plastic pots. I have many other jades in the same size pots, few jades are bigger than this one. Plants should be probably repotted...I have few in 6" round pots, and few in 8" clay bulb pots - those are only 4" deep. Plants are mostly 20-28" tall; but I try to grow them not too tall but rather with thick trunks. Here is jade tree in 8x4" clay pot; and close-up of the trunk. That plant was branching low, and was about to bloom:

Circumference of trunk was 8.22" at the soil line.

Add enough pumice to make sure mix drains well. That would be probably at least 30%, preferably more. It really depeends on the soil. It should be dust free, so either sift it or rinse it. I use perlite since pumice is not easily available.