Lapidaria margaretae (Desert Rose) Handmade Pots

Lapidaria margaretae (Desert Rose) Handmade PotsA dwarf species closely resembling the quartz rocks among which they grow. A slow growing species, able to take strong sunlight and mainly grows during the summer autumn rainy season. Native to the very arid Bushmanland where it is able to grow in harsh conditions. We water these lightly throughout the year.

can take a lot of direct sunlight

Each plant will consist of a sizable clump with many heads

When grown in full sun they live up to their common name

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Plants being offered will consist of two to three heads and 3 to 4 cm in diameter

It is easy to grow

The small heads have a velvety feel and produces yellow flowers in autumn

It can develop more than ten heads with age and is one of the easier species to grow

sweetly scented flowers in autumn

Produces large and striking yellow flowers toward the end of winter

bilobed leaves with red markings growing in strong sunlight

in only one localized localisation and is considered one of the rarest of Lithops species