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omgg i love the lithops in your pic, here are mine!
dude im not even a huge cactus/succulent guy and ive never gotten over lithops. absolutely unfathomable that they grow by shirking off their old asscheeks like this. like yes hypothetically theyre supposed to look like rocks in the ground but god what a twist of fate. just look at them. the old asscheeks wither first and everything
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South Africa, 2025
Absolutely no thanks to me at all whatsoever, one of the butts is parting cheek! I think we’ll have a flower!
Lithops salicola
We do not grow Lithops in the ground at the Ruth Bancroft Garden, since most of them want a dry resting period in winter, and this is when our rainy season comes along. But with a roof over their head, they can grow quite happily, and even make a wonderful show of flowers in the fall, as our Lithops salicola is doing. It is native to an arid area of central South Africa, along the border between Northern Cape Province and the Orange Free State.
-Brian
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More pictures of the Lithops I got from work. I think that there’s multi species of lithops in here, but I don’t know for certain, if anyone does let me know!
Some of my little guys
[ID: Drawings of Roe (it/its), an anthro cat with fish traits. It is a brown tabby, and has barbel-like whiskers, scales in its ears, and a golden-brown (cake) fish tail.
The first image is the reference sheet, demonstrating its construction, limited expressions, and pajama wardrobe.
The next two images are various sketches of Roe in different outfits, still mostly pajamas, but some variation in the third image. There is also a drawing of Roe as the autism creature. End ID.]
yknow like nya !
