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A touch of character with an element of surprise is what you can expect from living stones. These little succulents are known as Lithops, they are adorable

Definitely one of the funkiest plants you will find. The Lithops succulent is referred to as Pebble plants, Living stones, or Butt Plants. These South African natives are a genus of succulent plants in the ice plant family (Aizoaceae). Lithops care is easy once you get the hang of a few things.

Lithops marmorata is a dwarf succulent that forms clumps of many bodies that consist of two smooth, gray to pale gray-green leaves with a ...

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Learn where you can find Lithops plants, plus get care, planting, and growing instructions for your Lithops plants.

LITHOPS bowl containing all 35 species. It was made up specially for an exhibit in the NCCPG Heritage Marquee at the 2004 Hampton Court Flower Show. A guess the number of plants competition to raise money for the NCCPG was organised. It was won by a lady in Kent with the correct number of 149 The Bowl has been awarded a Cultural Commendation by the R.H.S

This fun DIY pebble pot tutorial by The lockdown tinker on YouTube is a multipurpose craft that you can make easily with a few simple steps and materials. You can use this as a fruit bowl, or as a lovely pot. Make yourself a few or several of these by following the instructions down below.

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Pleiospilos Nelii (split rock plant) look like cleft stones, fantastic yellow flowers, buds resemble small tassels with long silky threads. [DETAILS]

some sort of Lithops at DBG - Phoenix AZ EXPLORED - peak of #143 June 28, 2009