About Lithops Aucampiae L. Bolus

Lithops auramine L. Bolus typically exhibits thick leaves with deep fissures, from which a yellow flower may emerge. Compared to other lithops species, its fissures are relatively short. The leaves are brown with dark spots and textures along the edges. Lithops auramine L. Bolus readily forms clusters, thriving in suitable growing conditions supporting each other's growth.

How to care for Lithops Aucampiae L. Bolus

Sun/Temperature: Ensure Lithops aucampiae L. Bolus receives ample sunlight while avoiding excessive direct sunlight. They thrive in warm, dry climates, ideally ranging from 60-80F. They are not very tolerant of cold temperatures and should be moved indoors during winter.

Soil/Watering: Choose mineral soil with excellent drainage to avoid root rot. You have to make sure the soil dry completely before watering again to mimic their natural habitat.

Pot: Choose pots with good ventilation and ensure drainage holes at the bottom. Smaller pots are recommended for better plant management.

Molting Period: Monitor soil moisture levels closely during molting and reduce watering frequency. Additionally, avoid moving or touching the plants to prevent damage to the leaves.

More Information

Primary color: Brown-red
Bloom colorYellow
Cold hardiness: USDA Hardiness Zones 10 to 11 (from 30F to 50F)
Product format: Rooted in 2" pot
Suitability: Ideal for balcony, window, garden
Special characteristic: Pet safe