Dinteranthus

Dinteranthus have pairs of rounded leaves with mineral-like markings and tones, forming small stone-like succulents with delicate flowers.

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Dinteranthus: mineral tones and rounded forms

Dinteranthus have pairs of thick, rounded leaves with colours and markings reminiscent of small stones. Their compact growth and delicate flowers appeal to collectors of stone-like succulents.

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Watch leaf renewal carefully. Excess water can harm the plant during this stage; quick-drying compost and attention to its cycle matter more than a fixed watering schedule. Explore Lithops.

General care

  • Light: Very bright position, with gradual acclimatisation and protection from strong sun in intense heat.
  • Watering: Water sparingly during growth and let dry well; reduce in dormancy and during leaf renewal.
  • Compost: Mostly mineral, quick-drying mix in a pot with good drainage.
  • Temperature: Avoid damp cold and intense heat without airflow.
  • Maintenance: Do not pull off old leaves during renewal; let them dry naturally.

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