Lithops naureeniae
synonym: Mesembryanthemum naureeniae - C304
Description
Lithops naureeniae is a captivating species of living stone plant, native to South Africa, known for its unique appearance that mimics small stones. These succulents consist of two fleshy, fused leaves that are typically gray or brown, blending seamlessly with their natural environment. Their unique appearance is designed to minimize water loss. Lithops naureeniae usually blooms in the fall, producing a daisy-like flower in shades of yellow or white. It requires full sun and very well-draining soil, as it is very susceptible to root rot. Water sparingly, only when the plant shows signs of shrinking. It is a wonderful choice for rock gardens or succulent collections, bringing an unusual textural element to any garden. The beauty of Lithops naureeniae is found in its simplicity and its unique form.
Description
Lithops naureeniae is a captivating species of living stone plant, native to South Africa, known for its unique appearance that mimics small stones. These succulents consist of two fleshy, fused leaves that are typically gray or brown, blending seamlessly with their natural environment. Their unique appearance is designed to minimize water loss. Lithops naureeniae usually blooms in the fall, producing a daisy-like flower in shades of yellow or white. It requires full sun and very well-draining soil, as it is very susceptible to root rot. Water sparingly, only when the plant shows signs of shrinking. It is a wonderful choice for rock gardens or succulent collections, bringing an unusual textural element to any garden. The beauty of Lithops naureeniae is found in its simplicity and its unique form.