Lithops terricolor
synonym: Mesembryanthemum terricolor
Description
Lithops terricolor, a captivating living stone plant, is native to South Africa and is prized for its remarkable camouflage. The plant comprises two fleshy, fused leaves, which are similar to small, rounded stones. The leaves range from gray to brownish, and often feature subtle patterns. Lithops terricolor produces daisy-like flowers, which are usually yellow or white, during the fall months. It requires full sun and extremely well-draining soil. Water sparingly, only when the plant shows signs of shrinking, which tells you it needs water. This is an excellent choice for rock gardens and succulent collections, bringing a touch of unusual texture. The beauty of Lithops terricolor comes from its unique form, which is a wonderful addition to any garden.
Description
Lithops terricolor, a captivating living stone plant, is native to South Africa and is prized for its remarkable camouflage. The plant comprises two fleshy, fused leaves, which are similar to small, rounded stones. The leaves range from gray to brownish, and often feature subtle patterns. Lithops terricolor produces daisy-like flowers, which are usually yellow or white, during the fall months. It requires full sun and extremely well-draining soil. Water sparingly, only when the plant shows signs of shrinking, which tells you it needs water. This is an excellent choice for rock gardens and succulent collections, bringing a touch of unusual texture. The beauty of Lithops terricolor comes from its unique form, which is a wonderful addition to any garden.