Very beautiful!
Okay, start by trimming off any downward hanging branches to reduce the overall weight and to allow you better access to the branches. Then, identify the branches that are throwing the whole thing out of balance (whichever way the plant is leaning), and chop off the tips at a convenient location. Don't concern yourself with bare spots or ugly stubs right now....trust me, those areas will fill back in over the next year.

Essentially, "chase" the foliage back to a point closer to the container so that the weight is distributed more evenly above the main trunk/s.

Josh

Fran

Follow advice from Josh - he knows...his jades are beautiful. You can see if you search this forum (just type in the search box on top right: greenman jades or: greenman28 jades, and there will be numerous threads you can go thru - great photos & advice). You will find photos from other members that are very good in growing-pruning-shaping these plants.

Beautiful plant!

Rina

Maybe pics of this plant will inspire you. I guess falling over is a good motivation for trimming. It is beautiful just as it is though. The pieces you remove can make new plants, if you would find that fun. Or you could trade them for pieces of other plants you'd like to have.

Yes - that plant is an inspiration! Americangolden has a beauty there!

Here's the thread from the beginning.

Here is a link that might be useful: Large Jade Whack and Repot

That is a lovely Jade, Fran! Listen to Jade Master Josh for pruning, and you will end up with an even better plant.

Christopher