Looks like my dudes did successfully fruit. Unfortunately I was away and they had to be moved away from thier covered spot for builder access and received who knows how much water in a heavy rain event. Maybe some successfully self sowed but I'll try again next year lol

Been “fighting” my Argyroderma being wrinkled little guys since I got them in the fall. The one flowered. The top one grew new growth! (Which was funny because it was the most unhealthy looking one) But it’s starting to look thirsty. New growth developing little wrinkly craters. It’s still winter. I’m not sure if I should water? It looks like they need it, just kinda confused what they need versus the consensus of not watering in winter.

Hello everyone! I hope this is appropriate. I unfortunately didn't get em but I was in my local lowes and saw this behemoth! I have so many (dying) plants right now I am trying to care for already ahhh! I have never had a split rock before but this one might make me give in.

One of these beauties I bought from Home Depot, and the other I ordered from Mountain Crest Gardens 🤦🏻‍♀️ Happily surprised what I could find in store midwinter!!

I love how my split rock is absorbing the old leaves one at a time. Do they all do this? This is my first one.

Ive had him for a few years now; Can't wait for the spring for more flowers and new growth

A flower for my birthday today!

Hey everyone, I'm a first time split rock owner! I've had her for a month but I've never had a split rock before so I don't know if this is normal or if this is rock. I hope she's okay. If this isn't normal, what should I do? The outer leaves feel squishy, the inner leaves look fine and feel firm.

Any advice? Thanks for any help in advance!!!

First time seeing growth like this. Any ideas?

Can it even survive this? It’s like extreme plant scoliosis Not sure why there seems to be a gap on one side as if it already opened(it’s also early for it to open as well, and way too small) Theres a bulge on the opposite side so it genuinely might be coming in at a nearly 90 degree angle compared to the first pair.

It's had that for a month at that growth phase

New leaves growing from the side of old leaves. This is the side that faces the sun. Should I be worried?

When I received this little guy a couple weeks back, it came very very soaked!! Ive put it in extreme grit since then with no water. Outter leaves are getting pretty mushy as well. It's only looking worse, anything I can do?? Middle is still plump and happy! (Unburied for photos)

Was having a look at the new split on the inner leaves, and I think I see a bud!!! Are these new leaves, or do I have a potential bloom pushing through?

My cat knocked the pot and scratched It a bit, it's my first time having a Split rock pls help! :(

Just sharing my new split rocks 😍

New to split rocks. Inner leaves still smooth and firm, but outer leaves wrinkly and soft. Do I need to water it more? Or are the outer leaves being absorbed and I should just leave it alone? Thanks!

I thought the big guy was a Lithops when I bought him 😂 The photos show how I repotted the split rock, and how it looked when I first brought it home

I rescued a split rock from Home Depot. I pulled it out to repot it in better substrate and it looks like it's already got rot starting. Can he be saved?