Dinteranthus microspermus ssp.puberulus glottiphyllum making it an ideal caudex

making it an ideal caudex plant

They are mostly wintergrowers and shed their leaves during the hot and dry summer months

This mixture contains the following species:  delaetii

In winter they are predominantly green in colour

Picture credit: Uwe Beyer

Dinteranthus microspermus ssp.puberulus glottiphyllum making it an ideal caudexDinteranthus microspermus ssp. puberulus Very, fine seeds (almost like dust) Some experience with sowing Lithops Dinteranthus is recommended as they are a little more difficult then sowing normal Lithops. Make sure that there is enough difference between day and night temperature during germination (preferably 8 degrees or more) This will greatly enhance germination. Best sown at temperatures between 22 34 *Celsius. Seeds take between 5 30 days to