Living Stones Seed (Lithops species mix) CactI / SUCCULENT CARBBEAN GARDEN SEED

Lithops species mix, is fun and rewarding!-Perennial

Lithops species mix (Stone plants) seeds include various varieties such as aucampiae, bromfieldii, dinteri, divergens, dorotheae, fulviceps, hallii, hookeri, optica, and others. This mix offers a diverse and comprehensive selection for any collector or enthusiast.
Lithops, also known as living stones, can add an interesting accent to your home or garden. The succulent plants, which resemble stones and grow a daisy-like flower, come in various shapes, textures and colors. Originally from southern Africa, lithops can withstand temperatures up to 120 degrees Fahrenheit. They’re hardy to USDA zones 9 and higher. Even though lithops can be grown by division of the adult plant, growing them from seed is economical and can be a rewarding experience.
How to Germinate Lithops.
Things You Will Need
Potting soil
Perlite
Pot
Lithops seed
Fine sand or crushed rock
Spray bottle
Plastic wrap or glass pane
Mix equal parts of potting mix and perlite. Moisten the mix with water, and fill it into a pot with drainage holes, up to about 1/2 inch from the top.
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Sprinkle the seeds over the soil. Cover them with a 1/8-inch layer of fine sand or crushed rock.
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Fill a spray bottle with water and mist the soil with it. Try to keep the soil moist throughout the germination period. Cover the pot with plastic wrap or a glass pane to help promote the soil moisture retention.
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Place the pot in a warm, sunlit area. Aim for a temperature of approximately 65 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Place a heating mat underneath the pot, if needed. Expect the seeds to germinate within about two to 12 weeks.
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Remove the plastic wrap or glass pane once the seeds germinate. Transplant the seedlings to individual pots when the plants start to crowd and are big enough to handle. Place the pots in a sunny windowsill.
Tip
Avoid overwatering the seedlings as they grow. Water them once the top 1/4-inch layer of soil is dry. After about three months, allow the soil to dry completely between watering .
Provide lithops with about five hours of sunlight per day.
Don’t expect all the seed to germinate at the same time.