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Lithops 4 succulents — often called “Living Stones” — are fascinating, stone-like plants from South Africa, belonging to the Aizoaceae family. The “4” in the name generally refers to a specific batch, variety, or mixed assortment of Lithops, not a botanical classification.

🌿 General Description

·         Scientific Name: Lithops spp.

·         Common Name: Living Stones

·         Origin: Arid regions of southern Africa

Lithops mimic pebbles or small stones in their natural habitat as a survival mechanism — this helps them avoid being eaten by animals. Each plant consists of a pair of thick, fleshy leaves that split down the center, where new growth and flowers appear.

🌸 Appearance

·         Two thick, fused leaves form a “stone-like” body.

·         Colors range from gray, brown, green, cream, or pinkish hues with beautiful marbled patterns.

·         They produce daisy-like flowers (white or yellow) in autumn or winter, emerging from the center slit.

🌞 Light Requirements

·         Needs bright sunlight for at least 4–6 hours daily.

·         Ideal location: a sunny windowsill or balcony.

·         Avoid sudden exposure to intense afternoon sun, especially if grown indoors — it may scorch the leaves.

💧 Watering

Lithops follow a unique watering cycle:

·         Spring & Autumn: Light watering when soil is dry.

·         Summer Dormancy: Do not water — the plant rests.

·         Winter: Water very sparingly.
Overwatering is the most common cause of death — roots and leaves easily rot.

💡 Rule of thumb: When in doubt, don’t water.

🌱 Soil

·         Use a fast-draining cactus/succulent mix.

·         You can add extra perlite, pumice, or coarse sand.

·         Avoid organic-rich soil that retains moisture.

🌡️ Temperature

·         Thrives in 20–30°C (68–86°F).

·         Can tolerate mild cold but protect from frost.

·         Keep above 10°C (50°F) in winter.