Flowers don't last long, typically a few days so enjoy them when they are in bloom. After lithops bloom, they go into a ...

Lithops need well-draining sandy or gritty soil, such as a cactus mix. ... After flowering, the plant goes dormant once more ...

Lithops typically bloom in the fall and early winter with flowers that resemble daisies. Depending on the variety, some are yellow, orange, or white and some have a fragrance.

Lithops do bloom, and when they do, it’s hard to believe that such strange plants could produce such beautiful flowers. Despite being desert plants, ...

Lithops: The “don’t mind me, I’m just a stone” plant . credit: yellowcloud/Flickr. These “flowering stones” are so cute that they would be constantly pinched if they had cheeks.

The easy-care houseplant trend started with cacti - but for those who want a less spiky look but the ease of a succulent, lithops may be the answer.

Lithops, also known as living stones or pebble plants, are little succulent plants that blend in with rocks to avoid being eaten. They're basically the world's most camouflaged plant and have ...