Lithops dorotheae C300, originally collected near Kakamas in the Northern Cape of South Africa, is a striking example of living stone beauty. This compact succulent mimics its arid surroundings with uncanny precision. Its fused, pebble-shaped leaves display a soft beige or pale pink hue, overlaid with delicate, reddish-brown windows and fine markings. The surface patterns appear almost painted, forming intricate natural designs unique to each plant. In autumn, Lithops dorotheae C300 surprises with a single daisy-like flower, radiating a vivid yellow that contrasts beautifully against its muted body. This rare bloom emerges from the central fissure between the leaves, creating a dramatic moment in the plant’s otherwise subtle yearly cycle. Collected from a dry, rocky habitat, it thrives under the same minimal conditions, making it both a resilient and low-maintenance plant for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Native to rocky terrain near Kakamas, South Africa Unique reddish-brown markings on beige to pink leaf pairs Autumn blooms with bright yellow, daisy-like flowers Perfect for windowsills, trays, or succulent showcases Highly valued for its slow growth and rarity If you're seeking a living sculpture that tells a story of survival in South Africa’s harshest environments, Lithops dorotheae C300 is a top choice. Its rare Cole number origin, sculptural form, and subtle color palette make it a collector's gem. IMPORTANT: Picture show an example plant not for sale, the offer is for a plant with dimension indicated in description.
