Lithops lesliei 'Albinica' black creating a mesmerizing effect that's

creating a mesmerizing effect that's both unique and visually striking

This results in a sculptural plant with undulating ridges

ensuring it makes a statement whether nestled among rocks in a garden or standing solo in a decorative pot

but it is critical to allow the new leaf set formed each year to draw from the water stores of the ‘parent’ leaves

Haworthia maughanii truncata will do best in indirect

Lithops lesliei 'Albinica' black creating a mesmerizing effect that'sA member of the family known as mimicry plants, Lithops lesliei 'Albinica' has evolved to closely resemble the rocks and pebbles characteristic of its native South African environment. With broad, fleshy leaves speckled in shades of olive green and mustard yellow, this succulent lives primarily under the soil, with only the tops of its leaves emerging above the surface. This unique growth pattern required Albinica to adapt windowpane like structures