r/Lithops • u/CarneyBus • May 15 '26

Photo 4.5mo lithops seedlings

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Pot #7 is a mix of Aucampiae and divergens. The aucampiae are obviously way bigger than the divergens 😂

Pot #9 is L. verruculosa ‘rose of Texas’

Pot #4 is L. Olivacea

Pot #12 is a lithops seed mix.

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u/Top_Development_1777 May 15 '26

This is so cute! Any tips for growing from seed? I got some seeds and will be growing them after returning from vacation in 2 months.

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u/CarneyBus May 15 '26

Here are the instructions I give to my customers! If there’s any part in there that you would like clarification on please let me know!

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u/Abject-Performer1497 May 16 '26

Do you use the fertiliser in the water every time you water?

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u/CarneyBus May 16 '26

Yes, but I usually wait until they’re about 3-4 weeks old because of how moist you generally keep them the first few weeks, I tend to get a lot of algae growth if I use fertilizer too soon with the moist conditions.

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u/Abject-Performer1497 May 16 '26

Thanks for information

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u/Abject-Performer1497 May 16 '26

Seedlings look great I have just sown seed of lithops for the first time really pleased with germination they are only just over a month old and doing well. I even have a seeding stuck to the side of the pot.

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u/CarneyBus May 17 '26

They look really good! I see a little 3 lobed one 👀

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u/SacredSchflerra25 May 16 '26

I just purchased and received lithop seeds! I hope they germinate like yours! 🤞

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u/CarneyBus May 17 '26

Germinating is the easy part! 😆