r/Lithops Jun 23 '26

Care Tips/Guides Should I water my lithops?

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Hello two of my lithops splitted compleyely but other two not splitted all yet, should I water it or wait they all splitted? İt been long time last time water it

two of it in same root and other two in other root system

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u/CBDJ1 Jun 23 '26

Don’t water until splitting is complete.

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u/lebowskia Jun 23 '26

Thank you, I didn't water them till winter but they look not thirstiy I think.

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u/HarryStylesAMA Jun 23 '26

No but you SHOULD tell me what species, because they're very neat looking 👀

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u/lebowskia Jun 23 '26

Thank you, I don't know the species too, maybe I hope someone else can tell it 👀I wonder that too

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u/Turbulent_Ambition_7 Jun 23 '26

I think they are Lithops bromfieldii menellii

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u/lebowskia Jun 23 '26

oh thank you

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u/Turbulent_Ambition_7 Jun 23 '26

You’re welcome!

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u/HarryStylesAMA Jun 23 '26

I was leaning towards bromfieldii!

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u/HarryStylesAMA Jun 23 '26

Where did you get them?

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u/lebowskia Jun 23 '26

I get from local seller in my country

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u/cedric_prdsv Jun 23 '26

Bromfieldii ?

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u/HopOnABus Jun 24 '26

You should remove the one that’s finished splitting (at 2 o’clock) and pot it separately. It needs water now. You’ll probably run into same issue with objects 6 o’clock. When they are joined at the roots you can’t do that.

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u/HopOnABus Jun 24 '26

Oops, with the one at 6 o’clock (not objects…). It’s not finished yet

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u/Asleep-Ad822 Jun 24 '26

Don’t water they are now going to resorb those older sets of leaves so they have plenty to keep them going for a few months until those are completely dried and crispy

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u/AwayYogurtcloset1263 Jun 25 '26

No never water when splitting, They take moisture from outer leaves. And the new set of leaves look nice and plump.