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   GreenLeaf

   almost 3 years ago

   You usually can find them at your local nursery. I’ve never seen them in any big box stores like Home Depot or anything. - they have deep root systems, so shallow pots won’t work. Standard terracotta pots work well. - EXTREMELY well draining soil that doesn’t retain much moisture - only water when they’re showing signs of being thirsty. This could be months. - lots of light They can be finicky and easy to kill, but are a super hands off plant that needs zero maintenance or attention. They took me a bit to get the hang of, but now are some of my favorite plants in my collection.

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     Dave_opuntiaface

     almost 3 years ago

     The deepest! I collect the Edible Arrangements containers for my deep pot needs.

     

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     Dave_opuntiaface

     almost 3 years ago
     

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   Dave_opuntiaface

   almost 3 years ago

   I haven’t seen any in Home Depot this year, but that’s where I purchased all of mine. My opinion, but I think the supplier realized the demand for Lithops because they went from 4 or 5 to 2 plants per pot. Where I do see them occasionally is boutiques, but still rare. Some on here have ordered from Etsy.

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     Dave_opuntiaface

     almost 3 years ago

     These are Home Depot. But please note that I am a relentless treasure hunter, and Lithops isn’t the first thing I’ve had to search out :)

     

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   catherine

   almost 3 years ago

   lowes has them for 4.95!

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