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Pot #7 is a mix of Aucampiae and divergens. The aucampiae are obviously way bigger than the divergens 😂

Pot #9 is L. verruculosa ‘rose of Texas’

Pot #4 is L. Olivacea

Pot #12 is a lithops seed mix.

Rotting even though I have barely touched it since getting it home 🤷🏻‍♀️ the other ones are fine. But I feel bad for the people who buy from nurseries because they’re so often already doomed to die before you even get them home.

Currently I am leaving it on the work bench to see if it can be dried out and saved. There’s still a bit of firmness in there so we aren’t losing hope yet!

9mo conophytum cupreatum seedlings flowering get a good squee out of me every time 🥰

This Conophytum bachelorum seedling which was the only seed out of 11 to germinate. 5 months old and just shed its cotyledon last week. I’m hoping the other seeds will germinate sometime down the road in the pot as I keep watering it. I probably won’t need to repot him for a few years at least!

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A couple gibbaeum dispar seedlings from seeds that a kind Redditor sent me last autumn!

… and raise you some minion maughaniis. I am not sorry.

My C. bachelorum seedling has finally shucked its cotyledon! My heart sunk when I saw the collapsed baby leaf, because usually the process is a bit more gradual. But I moved a pebble of akadama out of the way to find their pristine little body underneath 😭

And a C. ectypum from one of last year’s batches pushed out this adorable flower!! I hope I catch it open tomorrow 😍

I think they’re lesliei? Lithops are not my strong suit 😂

Can’t believe these guys though, not completely over watered! So of course I had to take them home. Lol.

Little bit of everything! A bin of argies, a bin of p. nelii, dinteranthus microspermus, lithops terricolor and optica maculate, assorted conos and titanopsis, aloinopsis, lapidaria, cheiridopsis, etc etc