Cheiridopsis verrucosa (Alexander Bay) Handmade Pots

Cheiridopsis verrucosa (Alexander Bay) Handmade PotsA small dwarf species that is known from the vicinity of Alexander Bay along the West Coast. The species needs to be grown in sandy soils, ample sunlight and needs only light watering throughout the year in order to retain the compact habit.

A very pretty Lithops species and also not often seen for sale

This species can also grow large

This form originates from the Augrabies mountains and is a smaller form

A small mound forming species

with more than ten heads

This is the thinner

rough leaves and small teeth along the edges of the leaves

adapted to a range of conditions

weekly watering from October to April but then withholding water during winter and a firm but fast draining soil

One of the rarest and also smallest of the Lithops species

A slender leaved form from near Graaff-Reinet

between 2 and 3 cm diameter