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Oct 27, 2023 - 01:18 PM
No. You should be alright. If your Lithops starts shriveling, and watering doesn't help, go ahead and repot into a slightly more organic soil.
My soil for the lithopd is 90%chicken grit. It that to much grit? Lithops - Living Stones [small]
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Lithops or "Living Stones": Rare mesembs from South Africa that are accustomed to full sun, rocky soil, and droughts that last several months. Only the very tops of the leaves are visible aboveground and even these are well-camouflaged in a variety of colors and patterns to blend in with t...
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