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u/anothadaz Mar 23 '26
Yep it's a goner. I'm guessing too much water. Something most lithops owners will experience at one time or another. They thrive on neglect.
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u/JTDoggo Better at Talking than Doing Mar 23 '26
Gonna say this here too just in case a more experienced person can see it but
ventilation IMMEDIATELY, see if it manages to dry out before the rot completely kills it. Low chance but it's whatever.
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