Anyone know this type of Lithops? The green one popped out of itself and I took one of the leaves off because it looked like it would attract problems, it look like it's doing well. Do the pink ones look worrisome, or is it about to split open?

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2017-05-06, 4998 Views

Anyone know this type of Lithops? The green one popped out of itself and I took one of the leaves off because it looked like it would attract problems, it look like it's doing well.
Do the pink ones look worrisome, or is it about to split open?

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endless

2017-05-08

@Cleaux sure.As long as coarse-grained soil can be

Cleaux

2017-05-08

@endless thank you! do you think i should have pebbles in there on top?

endless

2017-05-07

It's OK to have less water and more soil

Cleaux

2017-05-07

what language is this I can't translate

倬大妈的后花园儿

2017-05-07

这都化水了没救了

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