Why Is My Lithops Soft And Squishy?
Lithops plants are usually quite firm, as their nickname of “living stone” suggests. If they become squishy or soft, is that a sign that something’s wrong?
Lithops plants are usually quite firm, as their nickname of “living stone” suggests. If they become squishy or soft, is that a sign that something’s wrong?
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