Lithops Bromfieldi

Lithops Bromfieldi: They are called living stones, they are found in South Africa and Namibia. The inverted cone shape body of the plant consists of thick , fleshy leaves, which grow together except for a small cleft. Each year two leaves are produced at right angles to the old pair of leaves. The side part contains chlorophyll. The flat ends of the leaves are often transparent and patterned. The growth period ends when the white or yellow blossoms come out of the cleft. The color of the pattern is gray with light brown.
Lithops Dorothea: They are called living stones, they are found in South Africa and Namibia. The inverted cone shape body of the plant consists of thick , fleshy leaves, which grow together except for a small cleft. Each year two leaves are produced at right angles to the old pair of leaves. The side part contains chlorophyll. The flat ends of the leaves are often transparent and patterned. The growth period ends when the white or yellow blossoms come out of the cleft. This are beautiful plants to collect each measures 1/2-1", the color of the pattern is dark green and gray.
Lithops Fulviceps: They are called living stones, they are found in South Africa and Namibia. The inverted cone shape body of the plant consists of thick, fleshy leaves, which grow together except for a small cleft. Each year two leaves are produced at right angles to the old pair of leaves. The side part contains chlorophyll. The flat ends of the leaves are often transparent and patterned. The growth period ends when the white or yellow blossoms come out of the cleft. These are beautiful plants to collect each measures 1/2-1", the color of the pattern is light green with brown spots.
Lithops Hookeri Subfenestrata: They are called living stones, they are found in South Africa and Namibia. The inverted cone shape body of the plant consists of thick, fleshy leaves, which grow together except for a small cleft. Each year two leaves are produced at right angles to the old pair of leaves. The side part contains chlorophyll. The flat ends of the leaves are often transparent and patterned. The growth period ends when the white or yellow blossoms come out of the cleft. These are beautiful plants to collect, each measures 1/2-1", the color of the pattern is reb-brown.
Lithops Karamontana: They are called living stones, they are found in South Africa and Namibia. The inverted cone shape body of the plant consists of thick, fleshy leaves, which grow together except for a small cleft. Each year two leaves are produced at right angles to the old pair of leaves. The side part contains chlorophyll. The flat ends of the leaves are often transparent and patterned. The growth period ends when the white or yellow blossoms come out of the cleft. This are beautiful plants to collect each measures 1/2-1", the color of the pattern is gray with light brown.
Lithops Marmorata: They are called living stones, they are found in South Africa and Namibia. The inverted cone shape body of the plant consists of thick , fleshy leaves, which grow together except for a small cleft. Each year two leaves are produced at right angles to the old pair of leaves. The side part contains chlorophyll. The flat ends of the leaves are often transparent and patterned. The growth period ends when the white or yellow blossoms come out of the cleft. This are beautiful plants, each about 1-1.5 inches, with very healthy roots and growing nicely. The color of the pattern is gray with light brown.
Lithops Ochraceae Halii: They are called living stones, they are found in South Africa and Namibia. The inverted cone shape body of the plant consists of thick , fleshy leaves, which grow together except for a small cleft. Each year two leaves are produced at right angles to the old pair of leaves. The side part contains chlorophyll. The flat ends of the leaves are often transparent and patterned. The growth period ends when the white or yellow blossoms come out of the cleft. This are beautiful plants to collect each measures 1/2-1", the color of the pattern is light brown.
Lithops Pseudotruncatella: They are called living stones, they are found in South Africa and Namibia. The inverted cone shape body of the plant consists of thick , fleshy leaves, which grow together except for a small cleft. Each year two leaves are produced at right angles to the old pair of leaves. The side part contains chlorophyll. The flat ends of the leaves are often transparent and patterned. The growth period ends when the white or yellow blossoms come out of the cleft. This are beautiful plants to collect each measures 3/4-1", the color of the pattern is green-grayish.
Lithops Werneri: They are called living stones, they are found in South Africa and Namibia. The inverted cone shape body of the plant consists of thick , fleshy leaves, which grow together except for a small cleft. Each year two leaves are produced at right angles to the old pair of leaves. The side part contains chlorophyll. The flat ends of the leaves are often transparent and patterned. The growth period ends when the white or yellow blossoms come out of the cleft. These are beautiful plants to collect each measures 1/2-1", the color of the pattern is light brown.

Lithops Plant Care: they need a regular cacti soil with good drainage, they like an airy and bright location, water very carefully in spring and summer during the time of growth, when watered too much the bodies burst. From September on keep them completely dry, it is the rest period.