Lithops Living Stones, seeds Gavrish 5pcs

Small stemless leafy succulents from the Mesembriantemic family. Most of the plants are buried in the soil. Aboveground part – two thick sheets fused into a column up to 20-50 mm high. Its top is dotted with patterns, conical, convex or flat, divided by a gap, from which a peduncle and new leaves appear. Leaves change annually from March to May, while last year’s ones dry up. Blossom in July – November, white or yellow flowers (occasionally orange) 2.5 – 3 cm in diameter, sometimes fragrant, open in the afternoon. In July – August, the plants rest. From September to December they begin to grow again. In November-December, watering of Lithuanians is reduced and stopped, they are kept at a temperature of 12-15 ° C. In late spring, when a couple of new leaves appear. watering is gradually resumed. Lithops do not feed or fertilize cacti at half concentration. They benefit from spraying in the afternoon on hot summer days. After a few years, the plants grow into a whole colony, which is transplanted into a container with good drainage. The substrate is made up of leafy earth and sand in equal parts. They are demanding on lighting, in the spring they are shaded from bright sunlight. Lithops reproduce easily by seeds. Sowing is carried out in a mixture of peat and sand, sprinkled with sand on top, maintaining a temperature of 20 ° C. Due to the wide variability of shapes and colors, lithops are of great interest to collectors of indoor plants. which is transplanted into a container with good drainage. The substrate is made up of leafy earth and sand in equal parts. They are demanding on lighting, in the spring they are shaded from bright sunlight. Lithops reproduce easily by seeds. Sowing is carried out in a mixture of peat and sand, sprinkled with sand on top, maintaining a temperature of 20 ° C. Due to the wide variability of shapes and colors, lithops are of great interest to collectors of indoor plants. which is transplanted into a container with good drainage. The substrate is made up of leafy earth and sand in equal parts. They are demanding on lighting, in the spring they are shaded from bright sunlight. Lithops reproduce easily by seeds. Sowing is carried out in a mixture of peat and sand, sprinkled with sand on top, maintaining a temperature of 20 ° C. Due to the wide variability of shapes and colors, lithops are of great interest to collectors of indoor plants.