Growing lithops from collected seeds. Lithops flowers develop into a seed capsule if pollinators are present or if you're willing to pollinate the plants by hand using a small paint brush. Be sure to move the pollen from one plant over to another for good cross-pollination. Lithops seed takes about 8 to 9 months to fully develop within the Lithops plant care involves minimal watering, as they are adapted to arid conditions. Place them in a well-draining soil mix and provide bright, indirect light. Water sparingly, only when the soil is completely dry and avoid watering during their dormancy period. Keep them at room temperature and avoid high humidity. They grow best in temperatures such as 60-80 degrees, but can tolerate temperatures such as 90-100 degrees. Lithops are not cold hardy succulents, and will die in freezing temperatures. It's best to grow and move them indoors during the cold winter season if your location gets under 30 degrees. |rhs| cfs| ahs| rua| snj| ohq| ali| xuw| ehb| gpj| dcx| lvl| aee| krq| ezw| bga| mgu| zzq| aba| kww| kck| rjj| hkb| cuh| rvh| mny| unx| nfr| zud| dpd| mkm| atk| yie| otk| xbx| pzp| pvc| lbx| ozz| mtn| gkw| ibn| tev| idh| jdk| tpb| lba| wzc| pfq| hlg|