Cheryl Yes, while jades can handle some soil as a part of mix, gritty/gravely mix is good - great drainage, air exchange. I think pruning depends on your 'vision' of finished plant. I personally like them potted single, with thick trunk. Others may have different likes. I like bonsai styles, but don't have enough knowledge... I would prune all of the branches - make them short; most likely I would cut off the thick one and pot it as separate plant. It is good time to do it. Yes to acclimatizing, especially if they were indoors for a while. Also if re-potting and pruning - I would keep them in some dapple shade/filtered sun to begin with (not necessary to bring them in), and keep putting into more sun every 2/few days (I don't know where you are). Here is photo of one with 'extra' branch, before: (there are many good threads on pruning on this forum - search for 'chopping jades')and after: If you like to start new thread, after opening Cacti& Succulent forum, there is large 'box' on top; put title of your thread in top column (where it sayz Example title), and continue with text & photos below. I wouldn't start new one on this subject - it's already 'running' and would be duplication. You could put zone/general location next to your name, it will eliminate questions "where are you located" :) Rina

Thanks for your help. It seems to be a lampranthus spectabilis in a bade shape. When it is in bloom it will be easier to realize the precise type.

Call me lazy...but I prefer not to scroll thru so many posts with literally same title. As long as the photos are numbered, they could (should?) be in the same post. One doesn't search by tile 'Succulent ID Plant #xxx'. If the name is mentioned, all relevant posts will show up. Juan Do not take it as picking on you - it is very clear that you did some reading before posting, and put in effort to make it clear and easy. *Very few first-timers put some kind of indication of their climate - you did. *Very few (if any, including 'oldtimers') will number their photos - you did. So no big deal. As you can see you are getting lots of help, regardless.

Nice plants, but they have different care requirements so they're not good candidates to put together. Ex: Haworthias prefer indirect light to part shade, while Crassulas want as much direct sun as they can get. Personally, I'd be more concerned to get them out of that peaty looking & mix into more appropriate soil.