What to do if the Crassula ovata does not bloom

1. Appropriate lighting

The Crane's plant prefers places with more sunlight, so if the light is not enough, it will not be easy for it to bloom. Therefore, we can put it in a place with sufficient sunlight and warmth. This is the key to its flowering. So if your Kusanagi plant doesn't bloom, you need to check whether it is caused by insufficient light or whether you often put it in a cool place. If so, you need to move it to a place facing the sun.

2. Moisture control

The bird's nest is a fleshy plant, so it is relatively drought-resistant. Remember not to water it too much when watering, otherwise it will easily cause water accumulation, which will make its roots more likely to rot. Generally speaking, when should we water it? We should wait until it is dry before watering it, and we should wait until it is completely dry before watering it. Proper watering can also make it bloom faster. Finally, remember not to let it get wet in heavy rain, otherwise it will easily cause its leaves to fall.

3. Fertilization

When it is growing, it is usually fertilized once every 7 to 10 days. Usually, a relatively dilute liquid fertilizer is used. Remember not to make the fertilizer too concentrated, otherwise its roots will easily be burned. You cannot use concentrated fertilizer just to make it bloom faster, as this is also a reason why it does not bloom. Also, when applying fertilizer, be sure not to let the fertilizer fall onto the leaves, otherwise the leaves will be burned.

4. Soil

Sometimes, if the soil is not very breathable, it will be difficult for it to bloom. You can check whether your soil is loose and has good drainage. If not, you need to change the soil, repot it, and replant it. In this way, if the soil is breathable and loose, it will be able to bloom sooner.