Lithops Vancouver

12/20/2023

12/16/2023

Flowering 😚 only one flower though 🌸 can’t cross

12/01/2023

A little quiet corner. 🤫

12/01/2023

Muiria hortenseae finally decided to change coat 🥹.

11/11/2023

Repotting time

11/09/2023

What a weird plant! My finger plant has grown into a crystal snail! It just woke up for the season.

10/24/2023

This drank too much water it cracked 😅. Scarred covered handsome plant.

10/22/2023

Hugs please? 🤭

10/21/2023

Smooth rocks.

10/21/2023

Light green hairy bodies.

10/20/2023

Little splash of green for this winter.

10/19/2023

Crazy hair.

10/10/2023

Flowering again two year later.

10/08/2023

I have this one grown from seed I don’t have ID with. Only one of its kind popped up among other lost ID conophytums. I think it’s a . Very cute looking cono with big windows. 🥰

10/07/2023

Since I only have one plant flowered for this species, I’ll have to try hybridization with other species 🤞

10/06/2023

The white flower gang. After 2.5 years, the lithops I sow from seeds are flowering 😊, there is a great sense of accomplishment with this mark of adulthood.

10/02/2023

This big form of is so chunky!

10/02/2023

Beautiful lithops.

10/01/2023

Here’s a very well shaped variety. 🥹🥹

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09/30/2023

Sown 2022.11.12

09/29/2023

ssp. tetragonum

I’d called them the slime mold succulent 😂.

09/29/2023

Twins

09/27/2023

Another one 😏

09/27/2023

I planned for putting eyes on these guys, since the day I sow them 😂. They did not disappoint me.

09/26/2023

Day flowering
Day flowering conos try to attract different groups of pollinators, so their flowers are morphological quite different than the night flowering ones. Day flowers are bigger, have more variant colours, but not strongly scented. Pollinators during the day can use visuals to locate these flowers. Pollinators at night depends on senses of smells, therefore strong scented flowers at night.