Lithops bromfieldii v. glaudinae
living stone - mesembs - C116
Description
Lithops bromfieldii v. glaudinae, a stunning member of the living stone family, is native to South Africa. It showcases the characteristic pebble-like appearance that allows it to blend seamlessly into its natural rocky environment. The plant is composed of two fleshy, fused leaves, often with a rounded top and unique patterns and colors. The leaves can range from grey to brown, with distinctive markings that are unique to each individual plant. In late summer or autumn, Lithops bromfieldii v. glaudinae produces a beautiful, daisy-like flower, typically yellow or white, emerging from the fissure between the leaves. This plant requires very well-draining soil and infrequent watering, especially during its dormant period. Position this plant in direct sunlight to encourage robust growth and vibrant flowering, and avoid overwatering.
Description
Lithops bromfieldii v. glaudinae, a stunning member of the living stone family, is native to South Africa. It showcases the characteristic pebble-like appearance that allows it to blend seamlessly into its natural rocky environment. The plant is composed of two fleshy, fused leaves, often with a rounded top and unique patterns and colors. The leaves can range from grey to brown, with distinctive markings that are unique to each individual plant. In late summer or autumn, Lithops bromfieldii v. glaudinae produces a beautiful, daisy-like flower, typically yellow or white, emerging from the fissure between the leaves. This plant requires very well-draining soil and infrequent watering, especially during its dormant period. Position this plant in direct sunlight to encourage robust growth and vibrant flowering, and avoid overwatering.