15 Living Stone Lithops Succulent Plants
15 Living Stone Lithops Succulent Plants
This collection of 15 Living Stone Lithops features a vibrant array of colors and patterns, perfect for any succulent lover.
$24.99
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Product Details
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USDA Hardiness Zone
10-11 -
Soil type
Dry, breathable soil -
Sunlight Exposure
Full sun -
Expected Planting Period
Spring and summer
Discover the Beauty of Living Stone Lithops
Living Stone Lithops Succulent Plants are unique and fascinating additions to any plant collection. These remarkable plants mimic the appearance of stones, making them a delightful surprise in your garden or home.
Variety and Color
This collection includes 15 assorted Lithops, each showcasing different vibrant colors and patterns. From the rich reds and purples of Lithops optica Rubra to the mottled greens and browns of other varieties, this assortment highlights the incredible diversity found within these living stones.
Ideal Growing Conditions
To ensure the best growth for your Lithops, plant them in dry, breathable soil. Water them sparingly, starting a week after planting by soaking from the bottom. Gradually increase their sunlight exposure, as these succulents thrive in full sun and prefer less water.
Benefits of Lithops
- Low maintenance and drought-resistant
- Unique aesthetic appeal
- Ideal for indoor and outdoor planting
Frequently Asked Questions
- How old are the Lithops? The plants are between 1.5 to 2.5 years old.
- What size are the Lithops? Each Lithops plant is approximately 1.5-2.5 inches in diameter.
- How do I care for Lithops? Use dry soil, water sparingly after a week, and provide full sun exposure.
- Can I grow Lithops indoors? Yes, they thrive indoors with sufficient sunlight.
- What should I do if my Lithops start to shrivel? This may indicate underwatering; ensure proper watering habits.
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