**Light** Bright light is important for Crassula, so pick a spot where it can get a few hours of morning or evening sun. Its colours will start to fade if there is not enough light, so keep an eye on its stripes! **Water** Let all of the soil dry out between waters; remember, in its natural habitat this plant is used to droughts between infrequent downpours. Cold water can shock the plant, so make sure your water is room-temperature at least before watering. **Humidity** Crassulae are used to low humidity, so don't keep it anywhere damp. An occasional hose down will keep the leaves free of dust, but make sure it dries out completely afterwards. **Soil** Use a well-draining soil mix with components such as sand and grit; a mix designed for cacti and succulents will work well here. Repot every 2-3 years in the spring. **Food** Feed every two months in the growing season, reduce to every three in autumn and winter. **Temperature** Ideal temperature is 15-26°C; make sure it does not get co