Most people would never believe Lithops are plants. Then again, Lithops are not trying to look like plants. Their life goal is to become pebbles. Buried almost entirely underground, they disguise themselves as surrounding stones, even matching local rock colors with remarkable precision. Then, out of nowhere, a flower bursts from the middle. As if that were not enough, they shed their old bodies and emerge anew each year. Name another pebble that blooms and molts.
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One of the Cole numbers for "Julii L. julii ", a classic Lithops with bold, thick patterns on the top, and "Fulleri L. julii ssp.fulleri ". Also ...
ツヤ感のある褐色のボティに、深いブラディレッドのラインが放射状に広がる、ありそうでないカッコいいビジュアルがユニークなリトープス。「柘榴玉 L. brom...
Lithops olivacea var. nebrownii 'Red Olive' is truly eye-catching with its vibrant red color, glossy, round shape, and charming little white dots s...
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