Why do you say it’s dying?

First and best advice is to get it out of that glass death trap and then ease it gradually into better light. Your new container must have at least one drainage hole....unlike that current one! The mix appears reasonable.

Its terribly drawn out/etiolated through lack of light. Where is it kept? Where do you live, please add info after your name like most do, often helps us give better advice. How often has it been watered, and with what amount, the mix does appear to be dry so I am wondering how warm it’s kept and how dry?

Gill

Hi, First post sorry. I am in Mass. It's fairly cold on the window ledge. Water every 3-4 weeks. Tablespoon or so. The leaves (?) are falling off and there appears to be a fuzzy covering on parts of the plant.

Thanks,

Al

USA

I think this is a form of Crassula, likely tetragona. Yes, Gill is right, the leaves should be much closer together. But a cold windowsill for a plant being watered is problematic for many succulents.

They can survive cold or wet, but the combination of the 2 is pretty much the kiss of death, especially for Crassulas (Jade family).

Tried to post copy of web pix, & couldn't, pls. search for that name & you'll see how they grow.

If your window sill is very cold, a grow-light may be the way to go.