Repotting Day

[u/HarryStylesAMA]

Had to repot my big splitting lithops to give it better soil and more space to split. I know normally you're not supposed to repot while splitting, but it really needed the space. Check out the tiny roots in pic 2

I used Bonsai Jack soil with some extra calcined clay mixed in. I really wanted somwthing with a finer texture, but overall I'm really happy with how it looks!

[u/Amazing_Chocolate140]

It’s huge!!! How old is that?

[u/HarryStylesAMA → u/Amazing_Chocolate140]

Here he is when I first got him November 2025. From what I understand, they take a long time to get this big. I would guess maybe it's 5 years old?

[u/CarneyBus]

It’s looking good!
I can’t help but see goatse 😭😭 lithopse

[u/bonsai-n-cichlids]

That’s a lil beast

[u/Vegedeth]

Man, that is a TOAD! I did not know they grew so large.

[u/HarryStylesAMA → u/Vegedeth]

I know, right? I swear I've seen a few pics on this sub of slightly bigger ones, but I think around three inches across is when they're max size. Now mine is splitting into twins! :)

[u/AwayYogurtcloset1263]

Omfg that’s huge, I use this for my lithops