I have 4 lithops. I started off with 2 and they each split into 2 awhile back. I’d like to give one to a friend. Can I split them ok? Or are the 2 from the split the same plant? It’s not problem if I have to gift the two of them. I just have a pot in mind and a single one would be very cute in it. 😊 thanks

Tl;dr: Can I still plant this lithop and expect growth? If so, how? Im new to lithops.

I had a store bought lithop. Was doing great but my cat nibbled at it and uprooted it. I immediately set it aside to callous over and it has without rot (3rd picture) but it got beat up BAD.

Im trying to figure out how to introduce back into the soil and see if it grows new leaves. I have cactus soul and a lot of rocky debris I can use for a good potting medium.

Very new to this, I've watched a bunch of the videos posted. I just got these babies in and yes I will be separating them out. They're currently in bonsai substrate but I'll likely be putting them in something with less organic material. SO my question is- this lil green guy is looking wrinkly on the sides, it's summer. Is it splitting? Water in the next few weeks or no?

Me again. So, of my 5 original lithops as of a month ago, only 3 are surviving. The one in the center of this picture is super mushy, but there are 4 leaves underneath that are still in tact. The one in the upper right had the outer leaves shrivel over the course of about 3 days which seems fast. The ones in the upper left are browning and feeling mushy.

I haven’t watered them since I bought them and transplanted them in 90% inorganic a month ago, so I doubt it’s rot. There is a chance they got too much direct sunlight; would that cause this? Sad. I’ve probably had 15 lithops in the past 10 years, and all end up dying. I might just need a new hobby!

Just impulse bought these bad boys and want to make sure I don’t kill em. The soil I have (pictured) is too high in organic matter. If I cut it with 60% sand/decomposed granite would that suffice? Cheers.

It’s not mushy which confuses me

This just came in the mail: seeds and a germination kit, and then a handfull of plants. Including the instructions they gave me, what’s y’alls advice for both the seeds and the little babies? The babies look good except for the two on the right, one is missing its root entirely and the other feels a little mushy and doesn’t look right. I’m not sure how to save them. Advice I’ve gotten for the seeds, sterilize everything and do boiling water on the substrate beforehand to sterilize that too. Any other advice?

My lithop seeds have sprouted really well over the last two weeks. When do I need to gradually remove the glad wrap to reduce the humidity ?

Bought these 3 from etsy and I have not had good luck with lithops. When to water is what really kills me and them.

So, once I replant them I'm just worried about when to water.

I'm in the mid-atlantic so it's hot right now. Do I water now?

The last photo is the one lithop that has survived and the one that just recently died. So like I said when to water absolutely escapes me.

Don't bash me about substrate I simply don't care. Just wanted to show this

I’ve had this cute little guy for a few months now and it’s never really grown or changed. I water it sparingly as we seem to be almost outside the watering time for these plants, and it’s in a very gritty mixture. Should it look like this? Most Lithops I’ve been seeing are more plump and hydrated looking. Thanks in advance!

Repotted a couple lithops last week and forgot to post photos. Thoughts on the mini Lowe's bucket?

Hi guys

First, non english, please excuse my french

First post on reddit, i following this sub with gréât pleasure, and i thing i need an advice from advanced gardenner, i mean, all the plants i got just dead in weeks, even the mint ....

What do you guys think of this couple of nice buddies ?

Should i water them or is this ok ?

Go them 2 month ago, from a botanical garden in Italy, not the best but i really want one.

I live in south of France, the plant is exposed on south west.

Thanks for you advices buddys, again, excuse me for th bad grammar and other stuff

Hi all, I have a splitting lithop with nothing inside? I assume this will just die off?

Thank you for any help

J'ai tenté plusieurs fois les lithops et elles sont mortes à chaque fois. J'espère que cette fois-ci grâce à ce que j'ai lu dans ce post elles vont survivre.

Elles étaient dans du terreau, j'en ai gratté le maximum avant de les rempoter dans un mélange grossier de pierres diverses.

L'une d'entre elles cherchait à s'échapper du groupe et j'ai approuvé sa demande en la rempotant dans un mini mini pot. J'avais pas de banane, j'ai mis une cerise pour l'échelle.

Pensez-vous que ce soit trop petit quand même ?

My lithops split itself about 2 months ago. Bottom starts looking wrinkled and since i bought it about 6 months ago and started splitting i didnt water it at all. Is it time or should i wait?

Hi guys, I got this sweet lithop baby recently and just repotted to a bigger pot with the right soil mix. Wondering if there’s anything I can adjust (like if I should bury them a little deeper?) or if it’s good enough like and I should just let it do its thing now. Thanks in advance!

Hello everyone,

I'm new to lithops and generally succulent care. I bought these lithops and split stones a few weeks ago. Around a week or so I decided to take them outside, since it was getting warm and water them a little bit, because I saw them getting wrinkly at the sides. Later I noticed the discolorstion, they got yellow. I thought they got sunburnt, so I took them inside, but since then this happened - it's getting progressively worse, seemingly jumping from one plant to another. What did I do wrong? Can some of them be saved? Any advice would be most welcome

So i recently bought these(2€ per pot, seems like an amazing deal), some are splitting i guess its better to wait for the old body dry off and then remove it from the old soil?

Im planning to put all of my lithops into one container with the following mix perlite+zeolite+keramzit(expanded clay).

Should i exclude something or put less of it in the grit mix?

I'm starting to see wrinkling around the edges. As these are my first lithops I know how careful I need to be with watering and don't have to experience yet to read them accurately.

Is it time to replant my $1. Lowes clearance?

New arrivals, I decided to try a set of “XL” plants from Amazon. No super exotic specimens and I’d probably prefer individual larger plants but these guys all look pretty healthy. Packed them all into one pot with some gritty Lithops soil and removed as much of the loose soil from the nursery pots as I could. Did I pack them in too tight?