Split rock succulent

Referred to as the split rock succulent on account of its appearance, here's a complete Pleiospilos nelii care guide, including watering tips.

Here's a little visual guide to caring for Pleiospilos nelii 'Split Rock' (NOT a Lithops!) It's potted in a mix of about 30% topsoil and the rest is a combo of Turface, pumice, and expanded shale, and it's top dressed with pumice.

While they're somewhat similar to Lithops, Pleiospilos are a bit more forgiving. Learn about when to water them, how to let the older leaves be absorbed by new growth and other essential care needs to keep them alive and happy!

Pleiospilos Nelii (split rock plant) look like cracked stones, fantastic yellow flowers, buds resemble small tassels with long silky threads. [DETAILS]

Lithops (AKA living stones or flowering stones) are the easiest yet the hardest succulents to care for. Because of their size, shape, and color, they look like small stones, perfectly blending in among the rocks as a means of protection. In addition, properly watering Lithops keeps them healthy and strong because if you don’t water them properly at the right time, you will deal with splitting Lithops. But, exactly how to deal with splitting Lithops?

Lithops is a small, unique-looking succulent plant that is prone to overwatering. Learn why your lithops is overwatered and how to save it.

Read our complete guide to Lithops Succulents for everything you will ever need to know! Tips for planting and caring for "Living Stones"

The Pleiospilos nelii plant is succulent and is familiar as a split rock succulent plant. The plant is a tribe of flowering plants, and the plant hails from the family Aizoaceae.

Lapidaria margaretae looks like stones - Imgur

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