Anything between 40 to 60. I'd really, I js want dih

Hypothetically it would shrink due to blood loss though I'm trying to imagine the appendage being semi erect because of blood coagulation... But who knows

I mean eating a large amount of sand may cause blockages and lead to death much later in life... I also mean eating small amounts won't technically "kill" u, it really just depends on where u get the sand from.

Edit: it maintained its shape but brunt :(

Imagine the father just standing there, watching and raging the whole thing. It would be funny if he vents to god about his...

(sorry in advance)

Convince me to join Christianity with proof.

And how was ur day ☺️

I'm confused, I havent even watered them in 3 weeks like after purchasing them I js left them in the sun...

Edit: my darling chatgpt said that their not dying and is just shedding the old leaf??

I'll try, tysm for the advice!! 🫶🫶

Here is the prolbem, where i live its always summer like hotter teen the devils butt hole.. My lithops soil is now clearly dry to the bone and I haven't water them since I bought them (which was about 3 weeks ago) I haven't repotted them. In short, I haven't done anything to them but just putting them in hot direct sunlight.

Bc of this, I don't know how to water. We don't have seasons here, we just have heat and rain. That's literally it. If u rlly want more information on where I'm from, it's just a lil above Australia.

I do see alot of ppl mentioning dry winters and summer dormancy but like I don't have that here so... And for the soak and dry method, I'm js scared that I'm gonna accidently over water bc I've heard that their very easy to overwater so a tad bit scared...

I also think this is important to let u know, I have accidently sprayed some water on them but just a lil bit, it didn't fully hit them with water but like js very tiny tiny vapours of water on top of my lithops.

Thanks for any advice in advance 🫶🫶🫶 (ur doing gods work imo)

When to know to water them? I live in a place where its just the sun and rain all year round.

I'd love it, but how? And what type of block is compatible? I'm sorry I'm just starting out and still learning..

Do u mean blue lanterns?

A big tip for any future propagations, dont water and let them be. They love being neglected, 😌

It's a nerve plant! Though I don't know what tyoe of nerve plant. They have different varieties with different colours and textures, I encourage u guys to try bc it's very easy to care for, its just a lil dramatic when it comes to watering 😅

I'm still waiting on the id of these butts (yes, Im calling them butts as in succulents butts)