With its stony appearance, this remarkable plant might seem more like a machine or a magical gemstone than a living thing, but it's very much alive! Its habits are quite similar to Lithops and Dinteranthus, but what sets it apart is that it often forms small clusters of up to three heads. Lapidaria margaretae rests in both summer and winter, following a spring-autumn growth cycle, and produces cheerful yellow blooms in early winter. In the wild, it calls southern Namibia and the Northern Cape region of South Africa home.
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| Sun Exposure | Full Sun Partial Shade |
| Hardiness | 0℃ / 32℉ |
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学名載せたいだけ実生シリーズ① 何見せられとん( ᐛ )ﾍﾍｯ Astrophytum asterias gonzales Astrophytum capricorne 瑞鳳玉 Avonia papyracea 白蛇殿 Lapidaria margaretae 魔玉 Agave ghiesbreghtii Agave vilmoriniana #塊根植物 #コーデックス #サボテン https://t.co/e2EzPbtJAf
@Lumeena It looks like there's more than a few Lithops and a couple of Lapidaria margaretae in that picture too. Lovely though!
魔玉はラピダリアって種類なんやけど メセン系の仲間というか
@ponzu_moloten Lapidaria margaretae、メセンの一種で、日本では魔玉（まぎょく）と呼ばれるものです。スベスベしてて好きなのです。枯らさずに育てるのが精一杯でして
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