Lithops gesineae
A living-stone succulent from Namibia with grey to brown, darkly spotted paired leaves and yellow flowers. Like other Lithops it needs very bright light, a mineral soil and a strict water rhythm: water in its growing season and keep it dry while the new leaf pair absorbs the old.
Where it grows wild
Lithops grow buried to their tops in gravel and rock crevices in arid open country, in full sun. Species-specific habitat notes are thin.
No elevation data for the wild populations.
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