Wrinkly Lithops?

Question

It first became wrinkly at the end of last week - and after reading it was most likely dehydrated, I gave it a good watering. But the wrinkles have not gone away, days now after watering.  #SucculentSquad #LithopsBromfieldii

@sarah10orio · Answer

@Boymom-plantmom @Jana85 can y'all help?

@Boymom-plantmom · Answer

@AroidApothecary  it looks fine, how long have you had them and what kind of soil are you using?

@Lithopslover · Answer

@AroidApothecary  I’m not a lithop expert (yet) but I think unless it wrinkles on the top it’s fine and during the summer and splitting even wrinkles on top are fine

@AguaViviente · Answer

Looks like the big one might bloom, soon. It’s opening up and it’s going to bloom then shed that outter layer while simultaneously giving the nutrients to the baby that it has inside.

@Jana85 · Answer

They may be dormant.  If you live where summers are hot (like mine currently is in Kentucky), they go dormant and will not absorb water until they are cooled down to under 67 degrees at night.

@Jana85 · Answer

I’ve a few wrinkly ones, too, but I know watering them is risky if it’s too warm.  If they’re dormant and don’t absorb the water, it can rot them.

@Ehlane · Answer

Agree with the dormancy. I wouldn’t worry… these guys are way more likely to have trouble with overwatering than underwatering.

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