Living rocks succulent

Lithops are both beautiful and unique. Learn how to water, re-pot, divide, and otherwise care for these collectable little houseplants.

Lithops, the living stones, are captivating succulents that mimic the appearance of small rocks. This article provides essential information on how to grow and care for Lithops, covering everything from soil selection to watering routines. Discover the secrets to keeping these unique plants healthy and vibrant in your home or garden.

Definitely one of the funkiest plants you will find. The Lithops succulent is referred to as Pebble plants, Living stones, or Butt Plants. These South African natives are a genus of succulent plants in the ice plant family (Aizoaceae). Lithops care is easy once you get the hang of a few things.

Ultra drought tolerant, living stones are intriguing succulents. These plants mimic rocks to survive and thrive in tough locations. However, their resilience in nature means they have special needs when grown as houseplants. Learn to grow and care for lithops, now at Gardener’s Path. #lithops #succulents #gardenerspath

Learn where you can find Lithops plants, plus get care, planting, and growing instructions for your Lithops plants.

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Are you considering adding some succulents to your rocks in your garden? Perhaps you are thinking of planting some succulents using rocks in a bowl as the soil? If you do, are you wondering if your succulent will even grow correctly? In this article, we examine everything you need to know about planting succulents in rock beds, or bowls of rocks!

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For Seedlings: We do not guarentee the germination rate. However, if you provide the correct environment, germination rate should be over 95% . Germination temperature is minimum 68F/20C at night and maximum 95F/35C in day time. The seeds are tiny. Please open the packet carefully. The seeds can be stored in the fridge for up to 2 years. About this plant: Lithops are fascinating and unique succulent plants that have evolved to survive in arid environments. They are found primarily in…