Split Rock Succulent Flower

This egg shaped succulent has two gray green leaves and a cleft down the center.

Split rock succulent flower. Only 3 left in stock order soon. This particular species can be found in beautiful shades of green and purple and both are native to south africa. The flowers of split rock succulents are usually yellow or orange but they can also be white or pink. Lithops plants are often called living stones but they also look a bit like cloven hooves.

It has two to four opposite to each other spherical in shape and gray green to brown in color leaves and patterned with black spots with deep fissure in the center. Split rock cleft stone mimicry plant. It is a native of south africa and its natural environment is in desert areas so sun loving and very little water. They grow in arid desert like regions that get very little rainfall like 6 total per year.

Pleiospilos nelii split rock is a beautiful egg shaped stemless dwarf succulent plant which grows up to 5 inches 13 cm tall and 4 inches 10 cm wide. Pleiospilos nelii royal flush succulent lithop cactus purple split rock 3 5 pot live plant. Water sparingly in the winter and summer. Watch for orange blooms that smell like coconut in the winter.

Pollinated pleiospilos nelii flowers make a seed pod. These small split succulents are native to the deserts of south africa but they are commonly sold in garden centers and nurseries. Flowers are usually orange or yellow. This little guy is a pleiospilos nelii aka split rock.

Lithops thrive in compacted sandy soil with little water and blistering hot temperatures. The daisy like flowers smell like coconut. Its natural habitat is dry for a larger part arid and semi arid areas. 5 0 out of 5 stars 5.

Split rock grows well indoors making it perfect for a windowsill garden. This makes it an ideal house plant as long as it gets adequate sun. The beautiful flowers open their petals in mid afternoon and close them back up by dusk. Split rock plant blooms in the springtime after a winter dormancy period.

These plants are notable for their thick fleshy leaves that open or split to reveal lovely. New leaves grow at right angles to the split. Occasionally a plant will produce a pink or white blossom. How to care for your split rock succulent.

One succulent with a difference is pleiospilos nelii also known as the split rock succulent and is one of the memsebs. Several plant species belonging to the genus pleiospilos are commonly called split rock succulents.