Discover the allure of Lithops, the living stones. Native to Southern Africa, these quirky succulents thrive in well-drained soil, adding charm to any indoor garden.
For optimal growth, Lithops need well-drained soil with sand or grit. Place in partial shade to prevent leaf scorching. Water sparingly to avoid root rot.
For optimal growth, use a soil mix of sand and grit to mimic their habitat. Low nitrogen content soil is preferred. Top with colorful pebbles for flair.
Lithops thrive in low-nitrogen soil to avoid rapid growth. Fertilize sparingly in early winter for optimal results, as they prefer nutrient-poor conditions.
Lithops need little pruning as old leaves naturally wither. If excess remains, gently remove to avoid root rot. Be cautious of their sensitive taproot.
In early winter, lithops need minimal water as they enter dormancy. Avoid excess water to prevent root rot. Opt for well-drained soil and partial shade.