Argyroderma Pearsonii Luckhoffii

Water:

April-September: 1 x every 2 weeks*

October-March: 1x per month *

*This is only for a sunny location

Light: sunny

Nutrition: 1x per month (May-September)

The Argyroderma Pearsonii is a special small succulent that resembles the Lithops genus. The leaves of the Argyroderma Pearsonii are somewhat more pointed and pointed than those of a Lithops. In nature you can find this succulent in South Africa in the Western Cape area. Here it is not difficult to discover the Argyroderma Pearsonii. This is due to the green-blue color of the Argyroderma Pearsonii. This color makes this succulent a real eye-catcher. As with the Lithops genus, Argyroderma Pearsonii changes leaves once a year. The old leaves then shrivel and new leaves grow from the center. So don't be alarmed if the Argyroderma Pearsonii suddenly shrivels.

The Argyroderma Pearsonii is a purple flowering succulent. The flowers of Argyroderma Pearsonii appear in mid-winter and bloom for several days. They can grow up to 4 cm in size, causing the entire plant to disappear beneath them.

The Argyroderma Pearsonii are winter growers. This means that they will grow with us in autumn and winter. They go into rest from spring and summer. Then they also need little water. The Argyroderma Pearsonii are winter growers because they follow nature's rhythm. In South Africa it is summer when it is winter here.