Lithops werneri (C188) Usakos Handmade PotsOne of the rarest and also smallest of the Lithops species, with heads reaching 2 cm diameter, which can, over time form a small cluster of up to ten heads. It occurs naturally near Usakos, in only one localized localisation and is considered one of the rarest of Lithops species. Plants being offered are adult plants, all are already double headed, with diameter of about 3 to 4 cm. Flower colour is yellow.
Each plant will contain a minimum of five heads
can handle a lot of watering during summer
Water well during summer and reduce watering during winter
A trailing stapeliad with stems that can reach one metre in length
forming a small mound with less prominent teeth and smooth leaves
with minute bumps
requiring only light watering throughout the year
The species occurs naturally in the extremely arid Bushmanland
This is one of the few species that flower during the summer dormancy with pink flowers
It is adapted to high heat and arid conditions and will only grow well and flower if given enough sunlight during winter
This species is native to the Great Karoo region and is quite hardy - well adapted to arid environments
seed-grown plants with a minimum stem length of 30 cm
