I have two new babies—one is a family of Lithops and the other is this fluffy looking one—any tips?
I have two new babies—one is a family of Lithops and the other is this fluffy looking one—any tips?
Top right looks like a burros tail to me, as opposed to tips, j can't give any since I killed all mine...
1 likeTop right is sedum burrito, which goes by several names. The rosettes may be a type of pachyphytum. They both need well draining soil. Water when soil is totally dry. Leaves will start to wrinkle. They both need lots of bright light. The sedum will get by with a little less. The sedum drops leaves easily but propagates very readily. Just leaving a leaf on the soil will root. And of course the lithops. Don’t have any, I have split rocks. Which seem to thrive on being ignored.
1 likeI have quite a few pachys. They are often hard to distinguish from graptoveria.
0 likesDon’t water the lithops too often .. like if you water the burrito once a week , water the lithops every 4-5 weeks maybe even longer
0 likesOooh and I’d remove the other succulent in with the lithops , pachyphtum I think
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