Lithops, commonly known as "Living Stones" or "Pebble Plants", are a unique genus of succulents native to southern Africa, known for their stone like appearance. These fascinating plants are characterized by their paired, succulent leaves that are often mostly buried beneath the soil, with only the top portion visible. This camouflage helps protect them from herbivores and allows light to penetrate for photosynthesis through specialized "windows".

Water: Lithops need bright light, at least 3-5 hours of direct sun and bright indirect light, or grow lights.

Light: Water sparingly, especially during dormancy (summer and winter), and only when the leaves start to wrinkle.

Dormancy: Lithops go through seasonal dormancy periods (summer and winter) where they require reduced or no watering.

Non-Toxic