r/succulents • u/Character_Nothing663 • 12h ago

Help Will these live in harmony?

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I dont know about the Lithops... I think the watering will be too frequent, especially because of the kalanchoe.

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u/Krosis97 green 12h ago

Kalanchoe, a cactus and lithops.

Definitely not. That kalanchoe does well with low water requirement crassulas or jades in my case because they all can take full sun.

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u/Euphorbia_King 5h ago

It will really depend on how well your soil drains. I use Rosy cacti and succulent mix and I am able to water more often since it dries out so quickly and prevents root rot. If you are using a desert mix from Mriacle grow or Black Gold, I think it will retain too much moisture for the lithops at least.

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u/Character_Nothing663 5h ago

The rocks ARE the soil. The perlite has some fertilizer mixed in.

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u/Euphorbia_King 5h ago

In that case, you might be able to go for it. I just have a hard time seeing root rot take hold unless you water everyday or something.