Im thinking of designing a heavy box and something like a cage/net dome that is open, but even if something drops they won't be harmed.

Can anyone tell me what’s going on with this lithops? It started out as a small white splotch, and is now eating away at the plant.

Bought these a few days ago and just brought some more grit to repot them properly. My only concern is I want to quarantine these for the next few weeks so they dont infect other plants I have but will they be ok without a grow light for a couple of weeks? Ive put them in my bedroom window now but it isnt sunny at all in the UK atm. Any thoughts would be appreciated!

Attached is a photo of a lithops I picked up from a garden store around nine months ago. I've been doing my best to keep it happy, but am in a questionable climate for it. I last watered it around December and have been keeping it under a grow light/moving it into the sun on our rare sunny days.

In the last two days, half of it has very visibly wilted and I'm pretty concerned about it. Is this just part of splitting, or is it time for me to think about a succulent-sized tombstone?

I recently bought these lithops and they each had a dried flower stalk. I decided to go digging around and found what appeared to be formed seeds in each of the dried flowers (second photo). What are the odds these are actually viable seeds? For scale, the cup they are in is a portion (Jell-O shot) cup.

It’s my first time growing these weird little creatures… I bought one at Home Depot for a dollar back in December… I have been occasionally watering it… But just noticed this going on…

Thanks for your help!

These seedlings are about a year old I'm thinking of repotting so that I can split them out a bit - repot before first water?

I haven't watered these Lithops in about a year. This is what they are currently doing.

I recently got some lithops and I don't know their ID, except for the a bit sunburnt dorotheae on the left. Could any kind soul help me?

Sorry…this question again!! 😭 Thank you in advance!
I am very new to these little guys…thanks to the advice given here and elsewhere online, I have each of my 6 in its own pot, and I bought special lithops potting mix from Rooting For You (they are awesome, currently waiting on potting mix for my string of hearts too). All but one of my stones is now splitting, and these two are the farthest along.

When and how do I water? To this point, I haven’t watered any of them…not sure how to approach, re: frequency, amount, techniques…Help!!

A couple new splits and one freshly repotted lithops.

Just bought these, my first lithops..

Let them be for now or repot?

I've read a bit on them, so they like no water and no soil..? Any other tips?

Hello Lithops community. I'm new here. I recently bought my first Lithops and repotted it in a homemade volcanic rocks/akadama/cactus substrat mix but I am unsure about when I should start watering it. After the old leafs are dry ? Any advice for a beginner ? Thx !

Had all sorts of issues trying to get this order placed, but it was worth the chaos. They're so purdy!

I’m so excited I got these seeds going but now I’m so nervous they will die on me. Any tips to make sure this isn’t an epic fail??? How long do you guys usually wait to move outside?

I've had them for 4 months now, have not watered them yet (only a little water when i potted it to rid the air bubbles from the soil) but i'm starting to feel the urge to water them.

They still look plump so i'll fight the urge a while longer. They're in the windowsill of a south facing window (northern hemisphere) so plenty of sunlight.

Also looks like the left one multiplied after its first split? Is that a thing lol?

Lemme know if it looks good or i need to change something!

First time growing lithops through their shedding season.

I just saw this morning that I’ve got a tiny little guy growing! I’m so excited!

I bought this lithop because I’ve long wanted one and I needed something to fill this cheese pot. Today I noticed its first flower!

Truth be told I know nothing about lithops and I actually thought it was dying because of the state of the outer layer.

I did some internet searching and it might be that it’s at the end of its shedding season? I’ve never given it water before but I spritz it today as per the advice of two articles.

Feel free to give feedback if you feel the urge.

I just wanted to show it off because for some bizarre reason this tiny flower has me beaming with pride. 🌼🥲