Hey there!
Was searching through google about philodendrons and found you guys. I have a split leaf philo that I received when my 6 year old was born. It was a tiny little thing and now it's a monster. I think I can split it as it is 2 separate plants, but could I plant one of them outside? We live in the Atlanta area which is zone 8. The research I have done says 9-11 is good for them. But I have seen them planted down here. Do you think they dig them up or do they just plant them as annuals? If it wasn't a gift for my little ones birth I wouldn't be uptight about it, but it has sentimental value, you know?
Here is a couple of pics, it was out in the rain, pardon the beaten down look.




Also I have a jade plant that is getting too big for it's pot. How hard are they to separate? It has lots of separate 'stalks' , so I am assuming I can just break it apart and re-plant, right? Or should I just re=pot the whole thing?
The jade plant~

Thanks!

Thanks for the help! I talked to a Nursery about the phil and she said nope, not unless I want to dig it up when it gets cold. It's fine, I'll just split and repot them.

yup, just cut off the end and plop it in some soil! if that main plant wasn't already filling the pot, i'd say just put the cuttings right next to it...

well, you COULD split out the stalks. you're still going to need to do some pruning tho, so i'd say, leave the main plant as is and put the pruned pieces in a new pot.