Living Stones: A mimicry plant that has mastered the art of blending in. These crafty camouflagers come in all sorts of soft and subtle colors. Perfect for minimalists, collectors, or anyone who appreciates a touch of the unusual. You try keeping a stone face when looking at these mini butt-shaped succulents! Plant Care Notes Lithops love bright, indirect light and are happiest near a sunny window. These plants are drought-loving and thrive on very little water. Follow a strict soak-and-dry method, but keep in mind that during their dormant periods (late Spring through the Summer), they need almost no water at all. Resist the urge to water when they’re splitting, as they will use their old outer leaves as a source of moisture. The right soil is essential for keeping these sneaky succulents healthy. Well-draining soil is a must, with a mix that includes plenty of inorganic materials like pumice or perlite. These plants are a little more challenging than other succulents, but with some attention and care they make a great addition to a lazy garden. Propagating is a slow but rewarding process. Lithops grow by forming new plants from the original, which you can gently remove and replant. Patience is key—these little stones take their time, but watching them multiply is half the fun. Please note: plants will vary in size, color and count from photos
