Lithops under the light are so beautiful

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Introduction to Lithops

Lithops under the light

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Lithops, also known as stone jade and butt flower, belongs to the Aromaceae family and is the general name for Lithops sp. (or Lithops sp.) species. It is native to southern and southwestern Africa and is commonly found in rock bed crevices. , among the gravel. Known as a "living stone". It grows and blooms during the non-rainy season. Lithops are difficult to spot in the gravel of their native habitat, which is called "mimicry." Because of its unique shape and colorful colors, it can be used as an ornamental plant.

Introduction to Lithops

Introduction to Lithops

The 3- to 4-year-old Lithops bloom in yellow, white, red, pink, purple and other colors from the gaps between the tops of the opposite leaves in autumn. Flowers usually only bloom one flower per plant (rarely 2-3 flowers). They usually open in the afternoon, close in the evening, and bloom again in the afternoon of the next day. A single flower can bloom for 7-10 days. Flower diameter 3-5cm. When in bloom, the flowers almost cover the entire plant, which is very delicate. Fruit is produced after the flowers fade, and very tiny seeds can be harvested.

Lithops under the light

< p> Lithops contain a lot of water, and they look crystal clear and beautiful under strong light! !