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3 lb (Approximately 2 Quarts) Special Lithops Soil Mix Perfect Potting Medium with Excellent Drainage Improve Plant Root System + Bonus One Live Mini Lithops
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3 lb (Approximately 2 Quarts) Special Lithops Soil Features
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Professional Lithops Potting Mix that is specifically designed to improve healthy root growth.
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Bonus Mini Live Lithops Will Be Included. Growing Lithops is harder and requires more attention than other succulent and cactus plants. Having the right soil is a critical part of successful growing lithops.
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This special blend provides enough air for growing roots to be able to breath and not rot once you plant your container.
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It supports your plant, providing anchorage for the roots. A good soil mix needs to settle around the roots of lithops and help hold it in place.
About 3 Lb (Approximately 2 Quarts) Special Lithops Soil
Potting soil is one of most crucial element to determine the health of a lithops plant. This high quality Lithops potting medium use a quick draining soil mix combined with pumice, river gravel, sand and etc. It retains just right amount of moisture for the plant and reduces the chance of common root rot caused by over watering. Lithops plant will thrive and proper with this special potting mixtures. Specifications: Weight: 3 lbs - Approximately 2 Quarts Enough to fill up 6-7 small size pots - 2.5 Inches X 3.5 Inches (Width X Height) (Small Plant or Seeds will be included with each other) How to use potting mix: Moisten the mix with water, and fill it into a pot with drainage holes, up to about ½ inch from the top. Gently insert the lithops into the holes and leaving 1/2 of their body above the soil surface. Place the pot in a shady spot, away from direct sunlight, and do not water for period of 5-7 days then resume the plant’s regular watering schedule. The main functions of a potting mix are: To hold moisture and nutrients around plants roots. To provide enough air for growing roots to be able to breath and not rot once you plant your container. To support your plant, providing anchorage for the roots. A soil mix needs to settle around the roots of your plant and help hold it in place.
