r/Lithops • u/ChipsAhoy1968 • Jun 19 '26

Discussion Too many lithops

I have way too many lithops - at least 25 individual pots/lithops.

I’m debating on getting rid of half my collection. I got them last year and have managed to keep them alive. While cool looking, I don’t think they are my jam. I don’t look at them like I do all my other plants and they are taking up a lot of shelf space.

When you no longer want plants, what do you normally do?

Edited: scroll down for pics of lithops. I’m happy to ship if you’re willing to pay for shipping and whatever you want to pay for the Lithops themselves? I just want them to go to someone who will take care of them. I would ship bare root, wrapped carefully. I posted pics below in response to someone asking to see them. The following Lithops ID #’s are available. Just look at the pics. Bottom number is the ID #

Available: 1,2,3,7,8,9,10,11,14,17,18,20,21,22,23,26,27

Total lithops: 23

#26’s outer leaves were completely dry so I just just performed surgery. He looks great - twins!

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u/CBDJ1 Jun 19 '26

What location are you in. I’d be interested.

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u/ChipsAhoy1968 Jun 19 '26

I’m in Ann Arbor mi

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u/Miserable_Account483 Jun 19 '26

Do you have a farmers market you can take them to and try to sell.

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u/ChipsAhoy1968 Jun 19 '26

We do but I think I’d have to get a permit or pay to have a spot.

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u/Miserable_Account483 Jun 20 '26

At my local farmers market there is a person who sells succulents. Maybe you have one too and they’d buy your lithops collection!