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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.
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Pale green leaves, knobby.
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Deep throat. (MG1417.4)
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Fine brown patch.
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Tiny stonelike heads.
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Yellow green windows.
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Ophthalmophyllum verrucosum (Conophytum verrucosum) has brown warty leaves and white flowers. This species must be one of the finest of the genus and also one of the most interesting of the many small Mesembs.
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Reptilian white warts.
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Robust caespitose plant, bodies up to 7 centimetres tall and 3 cm wide. The leaf-tips (lobes) are free and are 10 mm long, triangular in shape and keeled. The flowers up to 3 cm in diameter are the largest of the genus.
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Rusty red lines, one of the best.
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Red dots and lines, coarse.
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Reddish purple bodies.
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Small dark lilac-purple bodies.
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Attractive light yellow green body, white flowers.
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Brigth red zigzag lines. Variable designs, each plant different.
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Dark red brown window.
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NEW. Rare, limited quantity! Very nice rusty-red and brown top!
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Thin bright marginal lines.
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Milky pink grey body.
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Odd shapes.
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Pale brown body with clear lines.
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Fine rusty speckles.
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Orange-yellow body infused with lime green, etched with an ochre vein network. Stunning amber-jade color interplay. Limited stock available.
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Soft felty leaves, yellow flowers.
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Yellow top, lined rim.
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Lithops karasmontana 'lateritia reticulata' is a very pretty species with a noticeable reddish-brown network on the pink-grey top. BEAUTIFUL.
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Mix of Lithops, featuring various species, hybrids, and seed-grown cultivars. Each plant is one-of-a-kind, with unique colour and ornament.
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Pale orange grey with branching lines.
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Small leaves, easy and quick growing.
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Yellow, honey scented flowers. Velvety grey leaves.
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Green to ochre yellow depending to exposure and growing phase.
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Lithops terricolor 'Green Sandport' features cone-shaped bodies with rounded light yellow-green tops dusted by dark green dots.
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Soft pinkish-red body, rich yellow flower, very rare cultivar, limited.
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SPECIAL SELECTION. Only selected specimens with large open windows. Rusty-red. RARE.
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Pale cold green top.
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Truncated lobes. Greysh-white with creme, pink or yellow hues. Slightly marbled. Very stone-like.
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Light grey, faint red lines.
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Mix of Ophthalmophyllum, featuring various species, hybrids, and seed-grown cultivars. Each plant is one-of-a-kind, with unique shapes, and flowers colour ranginnng from pure white to purple, including pink and violet.
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Shoulders, edges, and islands light grey, sometimes with pink, yellow, blue, green, or beige tones. Windows and channels milky blue, pale pink, or yellow-grey, mauve, pink, or rust-brown, often with a thin brown or greenish-brown line along the margins.
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The greyish-pink top displays a delicate, tree-like pattern, resembling precise sculpting. Branches are deep brick-red on a mustard background. The intricate network and strong color contrast create a striking, artistic appearance.
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Pale stone grey.
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Variable, dark brown to milky green.
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The most notable feature of Mestoklema is its thick rootstock. This species is popular with bonsai enthusiasts. It endures temperatures several degrees below freezing without complaint.
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A green form of marmorata, very pretty!
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Wine red top, with dark markings, super plants and rare!
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Jagged windows more or less open or reticulate, blue grey to dull ochre-grey.
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Pretty brown-red top with brown lines, very nice.
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The upper surface of the leaf is densely covered with large white tubercles and fierce-looking teeth (but soft to the touch). Very distinctive.
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Grey-green leaves turning purple under sun/water stress. Yellow flowers with bold red midribs. Hardy (-12°C) in well-drained soil. Excellent for rock gardens, gravel gardens and drought-resistant landscaping.
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Forma cespi di foglie carnose a forma di dita, color verde-argenteo o grigio-bluastro, spesso con margini violacei o giallastri. Fioritura estivo-autunnale con grandi fiori simili a margherite, rosa, magenta o viola.
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Miniature quartz or jade eggs. Silvery-blue to blue-green body. Big daisy-shaped flowers in deep purple!
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Compact rosettes with blue-green, white-dotted triangular leaves. In autumn, it blooms with golden to pink flowers, carmine-striped. Slow-growing, cold-hardy to -12 °C, and ideal for pots and sunny or semi-shaded spots.
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This is the compact, miniature form of Conophytum lacteum, a rare white-flowered variant of C. bilobum. Among the rarest Conophytum, its autumn blooms resemble white porcelain stars on miniature plants.
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Fleshy, soft, and pubescent leaves, glaucous green speckled with countless dark green dots and red-tinted edges. It produces huge yellow flowers (10 cm) that create a spectacular contrast with the foliage.
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Jaw-shaped leaves with flexible theet and dusted with white speckles.
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Clumping groundcover with 7cm glaucous leaf pairs and purple-edged triangular tips. Day-blooming flowers appear in fall, creating lively contrast against the pale foliage when most plants fade.
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Dark green leaves with long, soft, flexible teeth along the edges, resembling an alligator’s jaw. A superb and dramatic clumping plant. Produces a superb, prolonged display of yellow flowers in summer and autumn.
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Plant with tongue-shaped green leaves that develop rubescent hues, shifting to red-purple in response to direct sun or light cold. Daisy-shaped yellow flowers are showy and long-lasting.
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