Lithops salicola v. malachite 3 Headed Plant! Mesemb Ceraria pygmaea Family: Didiereaceae

Ceraria pygmaea Family: Didiereaceae

HS184 Family: Cactaceae

Orbea nardii  A rare relatively newly discovered (2008) stapeliad species from Oman

Makes big tubular flowers in the spring and summer

This species has thick U shaped leaves that are red on the outside and translucent greenish at the top

Lithops salicola v. malachite 3 Headed Plant! Mesemb Ceraria pygmaea Family: DidiereaceaeLithops salicola v. malachite Family: Aizoaceae. A rarely seen emerald green form of this nice living stones that normally has gray to brown mottled leaves. Lithops have an undeserved reputation for being difficult. The really aren't as long as you pay attention to its particular needs. Unlike most plants Lithops have two growing seasons and two dormant seasons per year. Overwatering is the biggest risk in growing these plants. Give water as the soil