Sorry to disagree......If you water every four days in that current mix you will soon be asking us why the plant has now rotted. It's in the wrong type of soil for a crassula. There's way too much peat and no where near enough perlite, in fact I can only see about half a dozen grains of perlite! If you wish to use the soil mix you have there it needs to be cut with at least 50% perlite in order for it to drain efficiently. Best mix IMHO is in thirds of perlite, small grade gravel and c/s mix.

It's now probably that dry it's turned hydrophobic meaning it's repelling your rather frugal attempts at watering it. Spraying water at it will not help, it needs rehydrating properly.

Best to repot into a better mix that's moist and give it much more light, water after one week thoroughly til all the water has drained, don't let it sit in the run off.

As Pointed out, it's very etiolated due to lack of light. Etiolated growth won't revert to normal, but future growth should be tighter and greener.

Gill

Gill,

Pls. re-read, it's already been removed from that powdery peat.

I have perlite too its all under the top soil i mixed it in throughout the pot as i planted the roots in

Kieran

The question is how much perlite did you add? If just a handful, it is likely not enough. You just mentioned top soil - I am assuming you mean top of the soil?

@Imontestella, I have read the post.

It clearly says it's been removed from a 'PC POT'.....what's that? It tells me nothing other than its now in another pot.

Why would the OP post a pic from two weeks ago of the plant in the old pot with the old mix when they're asking questions about its current condition?

@KF. Could you please clarify? Thanks.

Gill