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Wonderful dwarf! Big yellow flowers.
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A beautiful dwarf form with leaves speckled in dark green. An exceptionally hardy plant, also ideal for beginners—it thrives in rock gardens and tolerates severe winter frosts.
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Grey-pink body with a uniformly grey-orange upper surface, sometimes faintly mottled with beige, orange or brown on flat and sunken areas.
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Orange grey body with thin dark brown lines.
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An ochre body highlighted by delicate, branching dendritic designs in pinkish-red or brown
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Green cream top.
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Lithops aucampiae C392 cv. Storms’ Snowcap is a higly valued cultivars. The body is red brown with darker brown markings like the "Kuruman form" of Lithops aucampiae but it has a lovely white flower instead of yellow.
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Flattened top with finely incised margins. The edge features a delicate, engraved-like pattern, resembling precise sculpting. A distinctive morphological trait. This textured, graphic appearance adds ornamental value and is highly appreciated.
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Rusty orange, red lines.
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Dark top. Very very nice.
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Wonderful form with a rugose, reticulate surface in shades of reddish-brown, faint bluish nuances, and fairly distinct, irregularly toothed margins. Shoulders beige to milky bluish-grey.
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This striking cultivar features pronounced warts on its upper leaves and serrated margins with purple-pink filaments. Its surreal texture evokes the gaping maw of some bizarre deep-sea predator—an otherworldly twist on the typical succulent form.
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Vivid pink grey pattern.
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Light grey.
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Transparent blue green windows.
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Pale milky grey body.
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Bright red lines on pale top.
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White flowers!!!
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Coke bottle green.
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numerous small bumps .
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Compact tufter, bright yellow flowers.
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Grey green leaves, reddish teeth
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Grey to light pink, large windows.
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Tiny quartz or jade eggs. Silvery-blue to blue-green body. Large daisy-like flowers in purple, pink, violet, or rarely white, but also in various yellow shades—always a surprise!
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Translucent body of gray green color, not well endowed florally.
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Bright yellow-green surfaces speckled with fine dark-green spots, creating a delicate contrast and ornamental appearance.
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Ochre-grey to pale copper-orange top with red mottling. The surface shows a fascinating mix of earthy tones and reddish accents, creating a unique marbled effect.
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Dark chocolate-brown top with a well-defined open window. Exceptional for its deep color and contrast with jagged margins. Highly sought after for its dramatic look and rare elegance among Lithops.
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Reddish body, rare form and very pretty! White flowers in late autumn, nice contrast to the reddish body!
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Red leaf with recurved tip.
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Handsome.
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Dark milky window.
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Tesselate wax layer.
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deep green short leaves
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Mini fresh green clumper.
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good tapered leaf shape .
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Fine purple leaves, small.
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Small tufted succulent that, when mature, forms large clumps. Notable for being one of the rare species with purple blooms.
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charming dwarf species .
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Thick broad gaping leaves .
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Grey brown top, red lines.
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stays small, red edged teeth.
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