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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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charming dwarf species .
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Thick broad gaping leaves .
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Crispate leaf margins.
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Grey brown top, red lines.
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stays small, red edged teeth.
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a miniature, short and fat .
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Dense tiny white warts .
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Scalloped green leaves.
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Yellow flowers, recurved white teeth.
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Miniature clusters of tiny flat leaves.
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dense rosettes !
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marbled leaves .
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narrow leaves .
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Stout red teeth.
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warts and teeth .
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A pink gem! C187, from the type locality, features large bodies in a beautiful pinkish hue. This coloration is rare among Lithops and makes it instantly recognizable. Highly prized by collectors of rare color forms.
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White shell like margins.
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Plant with wide, flattened leaves resembling alligator skin. Flowers feature yellow petals with a bold red midline. This chromatic contrast is distinctive and makes the species instantly recognizable.
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Dark green to bronzy leaves with white, frost-like tubercles giving a frosted appearance. The petals are vittate, marked by distinct longitudinal stripes.
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Long cigarette papered leaves.
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This is an ancient form with an unusual pale purple colour of flowers, this plant has been cultivated for a long time in the Ligurian Riviera and reproduced to maintain this peculiar colour, rare for a "bilobum".
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Pink warted leaf edge.
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Leaves with white warty edges like seashells and stunning pink-orange flowers! Hardy to -12°C. In pots, it demands very well-draining soil and dry air. Excellent for winter-hardy succulent collections.
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Stone-like with thick, greyish-green body rounded leaves, forming dense clumps in age, yellowish flower.
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Sun lover, huge yellow flowers. It is cold hardy.
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Tiny marginal rubrications.
Lithops salicola is surprisingly suited for outdoors, tolerating cold (-10°C) and rain. It blooms in autumn and is perfect for gardens or pots without protection.
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Lithops terricolor (L. localis) is a yellow- blooming living stone and is distinguished especially by the pellucid dots regularly scattered over the top surface of the leaves. It is generally smaller than most Lithops.
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Wispy teeth.
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Mottled brown pink window. Variable.
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Has yellow-green to dull-green windows.
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Pleiospilos nelii is a nearly stemless plant with one or more pairs of opposite, almost hemispherical, grey-green or brownish leaves. The surface of the leaves has many small dark spots. The daisy-like flowers are yellow-orange, 6–7.5 cm across.
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Bronze, nice.
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Tiny form.
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Densely growing with tiny leaves giving it a neat, rounded appearance. Produces a large yellow bloom that stands out against the compact body.
