Lapidaria margaretae (Desert Rose) Succulents Please take note of the

Please take note of the highly toxic milksap of this species and avoid skin and eye contact when planting

Best grown in direct sunlight and kept moist during summer

extending down the sides

The leaves make this distinct

The caudex is currently approximately 5 cm in diameter

Lapidaria margaretae (Desert Rose) Succulents Please take note of theA dwarf species closely resembling the quartz rocks among which they grow. A slow growing species, able to take strong sunlight and mainly grows during the summer autumn rainy season. Native to the very arid Bushmanland where it is able to grow in harsh conditions. We water these lightly throughout the year.