Lapidaria margaretae at the Huntington Gardens in early July, showing the dry seed capsule
USDA: 9b-11
Frost Tolerance: Will take 25° F (-4 ° C) for short periods
Sun Exposure: Light shade
Origin: Namibia
Growth Habits: Leaf succulent, with stone shaped leaves
Watering Needs: Water sparingly
Propagation: Seeds
Lapidaria margaretae half opened blossom in November (late fall in Phoenix)
Blooming Habits:
The Lapidaria margaretae has 2-inch wide yellow flowers in the fall and winter.
Culture:
The cultivation is similar to the Dinteranthus: After they bloom, a new pair of leaves develop, used the moisture from the older pair of leaves to grow. The plants should not be watered until the old pair of leaves is totally shriveled.
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