A Crassula needs very bright light. It is one of the few houseplants that can slowly get accustomed to direct sun. If the plant leaves do get burned while adapting to the sun, they will fall off and be quickly replaced with sun tolerant leaves. A Crassula must be sitting in very bright light to produce flowers.

Water: These plants are succulent houseplants. All Succulent Plants store water in their thick stems, leaves, and roots. Allow the plant to completely dry out before watering. Lower leaves that are soft or crinkly indicate that a it is ready to be watered.

Fertilizer: These are slow-growing houseplants that do not require a great deal of plant food. Feed a Crassula Plant with a fertilizer low in nitrogen every other month at 1/4 the recommended strength when the plant is actively growing.

Temperature: Keep the plant in an area that never goes below freezing or above 90 degrees. Cooler temperatures help it bloom more.

Humidity: succulentLearn how to grow and care for succulent plants at Houseplant411.coms prefer slow humidity.

Flowering: Mature Crassula Plants tend to bloom around Christmas when the daylight hours are short and the temperatures cool.

You can read more about these plants in the Popular Houseplant section of the website.