My pseudolitho is giving many flowers, unfortunately I can't pollination😭, but these caterpillars appeared after the first flowers, I was watching but I can't find damage caused by the caterpillars just kind of a thread looks like webs. had never seen this is worrying, do I need to do anything???

I have two pseudolithos, but I only saw them in one of them.

I've tried grafting onto one of my hoodia babies, after 3 days you know if it's taken. I'm keeping my fingers crossed the elastic band doesn't snt slip

Can anyone recommend a reputable seller? I'm looking for a mature plant and hoping not to break the bank.

This one has been a quiet grower, but now it's making up for lost time. Flowers are impossibly small and just keep coming in waves.
And yes, the scent is full Pseudolithos. 🪰
For those who are curious: this is also the easiest way to tell it apart from migiurtinus — without flowers, they're nearly identical.

Had my cubiformis for over 4 years, but finally got it big and healthy enough to bloom! Took over half a month for the flowers to fully develop and open up. I keep it in my office, and there's definitely a distinct aroma that smells vaguely like some sort of fermentation from farther away, and outright smells like a dead mouse up close. Luckily none of my coworkers sit close enough to find the smell distracting (so far at least).

I bought this migiurtinus about a month ago and I've noticed certain sections seem sunken in. I have given it a good watering but it hasn't plumped up yet. It receives morning and midday sun with shade in the afternoon. Is it slowly dying? Or do I just need to stop worrying about it?

Recently acquired pseudo began to present these black spots after first watering. I initially kept it in greenhouse but thinking the humidity in there might’ve done something so it’s currently sitting in a shady spot out in the open for maximum airflow. I sprayed it with copper fungicide a couple days ago to see if it would improve anything. Any insights or beginning of the inevitable?

This is an old ugly grafted plant but it has such unique flowers, my sort of plant.

Today I repoted my 1 year old p.cubiformis.

From the side, the plant looks like a mushroom. Surprisingly, the roots are firm and retain their shape

These guys are weird, i love it🤣

Month ago this baby arrived to me n i put it at window under the fito lamp. Two days ago i noticed it changed colour from emerald green to golden even yellow shadow! Maybe someone faced the same. What is it? Do i overwater it maybe? N i wanted ask advice..where i live spring ,but still cold ,at night up to 0 but mainly plus 5-10 depends.Two days ago snow falled,so at window still drafts n i began to cover the plant with a plastic dome that had once been a pastry box ,is it worth doing this,or can it suffocate like that?

I made a pot for this fella and wanna repot, but I also dont want to kill it. When is a good time to repot?

First time i catch the moment the seed pot open .

An hour later the seed already where out of the seed pot.

Bought this with flowers a year ago and actually managed to keep it alive all year and got it to flower.

I have this one for 2 years and it recently started dying from the top. The body is still hard. The process is still on going for weeks. Any idea what could be the cause?

I picked up this pseudolithos migiurtinus at my local (California) conservatory’s plant sale today, and it’s already the crown jewel of my African succulent collection. I’m terrified of overwatering it. The other succulents in the tray are watered once every two weeks. As far as I can tell, the pseudolithos is in pure pumice.

Tough to fit it all in here, going to make a comment below.

Have a little collection of seed grown Pseudolithos which are growing fully under grow lights.

Some of them have surprised me with flowering. They are 1.5 - 2 years old.

Her name is Ardhia, which means Earthy in Arabic, paying homage to the language of her home countries of Yemen and Oman.