€10,60

🔍 Succulent with two fleshy, "stone-like" leaves. Lithops aucampie is the species that can reach the largest size of the entire genus. It has a convex, truncated profile and, when viewed from above, has an elliptical, kidney shape. Soft to the touch with a superficial central fissure.

📍 Its distribution in different localities around Kuruman in the Northern Cape province of the Republic of South Africa. In this region, rain mainly falls in summer. It belongs to the family Aizoaceae.

🌡️USDA ZONE 9b. Can tolerate light frosts. The recommended minimum temperature is -7ºC. In winter, they should remain with dry substrate.

☀️For healthy, stress-free growth, it needs partial shade or a PAR radiation intensity greater than 20 moles of photons per day.

 🌸 Large, central yellow flowers. Blooms between October and November. If the flower is fertilized,

💧Watering begins in spring as soon as the plant undergoes its annual molt and the old leaves are reabsorbed. When high summer temperatures arrive between July and August, they enter ecodormancy, and watering should be stopped. Watering restarts in September and continues until the end of the flowering period. In November, watering is completely stopped to facilitate winter rest. Always let the substrate dry between waterings.

🚀Its development improves by providing nutrition with a high content of assimilable Calcium and potassium, such as with Desert CHOICE® Aizoaceas 

📏 This is an inimitable xerophyte cultivated in Madrid in a technological square pot and with substrate activated with mycorrhizal fungi.

Xerophyte in a special gourmet black pot for Lithops, 8x8x11 cm.

* As this is an online purchase, the appearance of the specimen sent may vary slightly from the product image. The photo description specifies the plant's measurements, but this may also vary slightly, because it is a living being! Each of Desert CITY's plants has unique characteristics.

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