Brooke's 5-year jade quadrupled size, too heavy to move indoors. Wants to divide into multiple pots.
Division is difficult and risky. Could lose entire plant. Jades prefer small pots + regular pruning.
Cut longest stems by ⅓ to ⅔. Reduce size dramatically. Pruning = haircut—no damage, just appearance change.
Heal cuttings overnight. Plant in sandy mix, slightly damp. Warmth + sun = new plants. Lineage continues without division risk.
If determined to divide, I'll explain—but pruning is safer and better for the plant.
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