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How to grow Lithops? Getting the soil mix right is half the battle won
Succulent beauty shots | Care experience | Dream garden building | Hand-drawn DIY Author: Yuji Duxing / Compiled by: Succulent Plant Atlas (please indicate the source when reposting) Now let's begin the main text: I often see gardening friends posting questions, usually in this format: ...
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Taiwan produces over 550,000 metric tons of food waste annually; the Environmental Protection Administration recruits food-saving shops and turns imperfect produce into dishes
Taiwan produces over 550,000 metric tons of food waste annually; the Environmental Protection Administration recruits food-saving shops and turns imperfect produce into dishes
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A Detailed Explanation of Lithops Growth, Molting and Watering
Understanding the annual growth pattern of Lithops is a great help for growing them. In the following text, the author's Lithops Head summarizes that Lithops growth is an endless cycle: molting in spring, slowing growth in summer, flowering in autumn, and dormancy in winter...
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What is Lithops? A brief introduction to this Crassulaceae succulent variety
Lithops looks delicate and small, with leaves tightly clasped together, appearing compact and beautiful. When sunlight is ample, the leaf tips of Lithops turn red, making it look even cuter and more exquisite.
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What plant is Lithops marmorata? A brief introduction to the mesemb (Aizoaceae) succulent Lithops marmorata
Lithops marmorata is a succulent in the genus Lithops of the family Aizoaceae, and is a small variety among living stones. Its body is ovoid, often growing in clusters of around 20 heads, with pale gray-cyan spherical leaves and distinct brown-green dendritic markings on top.
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Lithops is a succulent plant in the Aizoaceae family
Lithops is native to southern Africa and the southwestern region, and is commonly found in crevices of rock beds and among gravel. It is described as a "living stone." It grows and blooms outside the rainy season, and when in full bloom, lithops seem to cover the desert with a huge flower carpet. But when the arid summer arrives, the desert once again returns to a world of "stones."
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My private collection of lithops and thumb-pot succulents, this small town is full of girlish surprises
4 days?Foreword Qian Yan Love Succulents Love Life (WeChat ID: duorou91) Reply "Community" and 200K succulent friends to show off together! Reply in the backend "Beautiful Succulents", "Summer Survival, Watering, Leaf Cuttings, Soil Mixing, Pest Removal, Black Rot" to view related...
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Why is there always a layer of foam at the bottom of flower pots bought from flower shops?
In the flowers we buy from flower shops, we often find a layer of foam padding at the bottom of the pot, and we don't know what it's for, but sometimes we always feel that having foam isn't very good. What is it for, and what does it do? Below I'll share with everyone...
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There are countless reasons why Lithops turn to mush, but there is only one solution
Many friends have asked why their Lithops turned to mush and died, and they could never keep them alive. In fact, the big problem is the soil, not the watering. In their native environment there is a severe lack of organic matter and humus, so Lithops adapt...
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A pot of living stones (Lithops) grown to such stunning effect - his method is worth learning
Today I accidentally came across a couple's "High-Profile Succulent Love Show-Off Method" and found it really creative, so I'm sharing it with everyone! This is a young couple, and one day the girl suddenly said she wanted to go back to her parents' home to stay for a few days. Such a good opportunity - the guy absolutely would not...
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