Initially there were three plants in each of these two pots but then this spontaneous regeneration happened and the plants started squeezing and pushing each other. I've moved the smaller ones to a separate pot (with some other Lithops of course, there's no room to spare!) to let the remaining plants grow nicely. It's pretty strange that they've almost digested this year's leaves already. I'm not watering them but will probably do that after they're done. Still, winter is coming and what do I do then? If I water them normally I already see them turning into cucumbers. I guess I'll cross that bridge when I come to it.
Oh well, at least these troublemakers look pretty. :)
Hi Rika. They look plump and sassy - and healthy. Due to lack of space in the greenhouses we've had to move all our lithops to the basement under lights. In our situation I think they'll actually do better as they'll get better light than is usual during our gray winters. And it frees up a lot of space. Though small, 600 lithops (approximately) add up to a fair amount of territory! Always enjoy your posts.
ReplyDeleteThank you Luther, I appreciate your comments :)
DeleteYou have your basement equipped with lamps and everything? Nice. 600 adult lithops must be taking a lot of space in the greenhouse. I guess it would be easier to check on them in the basement, too ;)
Здравствуйте Рика давно не заглядывала к Вам. Лютер прав они выглядят здоровыми
ReplyDeleteи если не смотреть на календарь можно подумать что так и должно быть. Желаю им успешно перезимовать ;)
Здравствуйте Ирина. Спасибо за пожелания :)
DeleteКто знает, может они ещё раз перелиняют, за компанию))