25 Lithops Live Plants

Explore the beauty of our 25 Lithops Live Plants, showcasing diverse colors and patterns, perfect for any succulent lover.

$29.99

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Description

Discover the Unique World of Lithops

Lithops Live Plants are fascinating succulents that mimic the appearance of stones, offering an incredible diversity of colors and patterns. This collection features vibrant reds, purples, and mottled greens, making it a gorgeous addition to your plant collection.

Caring for Your Lithops

When you receive your Lithops, it’s essential to plant them in dry, breathable soil. Begin watering them after a week by soaking them from the bottom of the pot. Lithops thrive with gradual sunlight exposure, requiring full sun and minimal water for optimal growth.

Benefits of Lithops

These unique plants are not only visually appealing but also low maintenance, making them perfect for beginners and experienced gardeners alike. Their captivating appearance adds character to any space, whether indoors or outdoors.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ideal soil type for Lithops? Use dry, breathable soil specifically designed for succulents.
How much sunlight do Lithops need? They require full sun exposure for healthy growth.
When should I water my Lithops? Water them after a week of planting, soaking from the bottom.
What age are the Lithops when shipped? You will receive large Lithops that are 1.5-2.5 years old.
Can I expect a variety of colors in my order? Yes, we aim to send a mixture of different colors in each shipment.

Product Details

USDA Hardiness Zone

9-11
Soil type

Dry, breathable soil for succulents
Sunlight Exposure

Full sun
Expected Planting Period

Spring to early summer

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Product Details

USDA Hardiness Zone

9-11
Soil type

Dry, breathable soil for succulents
Sunlight Exposure

Full sun
Expected Planting Period

Spring to early summer

Description

Discover the Unique World of Lithops

Caring for Your Lithops

Benefits of Lithops

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ideal soil type for Lithops? Use dry, breathable soil specifically designed for succulents.
How much sunlight do Lithops need? They require full sun exposure for healthy growth.
When should I water my Lithops? Water them after a week of planting, soaking from the bottom.
What age are the Lithops when shipped? You will receive large Lithops that are 1.5-2.5 years old.
Can I expect a variety of colors in my order? Yes, we aim to send a mixture of different colors in each shipment.