Pack of 30 Live Small Exotic Lithops Plant One Year Old Seedlings Perfect for Lithops Starter Great Terrarium Addition, Shipped Bare Root Without Soil or Pot

I received them back at the end of April. They were well packed with each plant individually wrapped. The plants were pretty small; this was pretty much expected as per the item description and several of the reviews. But they were very healthy and there is a pretty good variety of colors and patterns. All are still alive and healthy, and show new growth. I have probably watered them about every other week or maybe every three weeks when the soil gets dry and they seem happy. I have kept lithops outdoors and they've done fine although every now and then something (squirrel?) would take a bite. I've keep these indoors with strong indirect light from nearby windows and they don't seem to be having any trouble. It will be interesting to see if they are getting enough heat and light to bloom. So, overall I'm very satisfied and would be quite comfortable purchasing from this seller again in the future. I have included a couple of photos; the first one is of the plants I received after a couple of months and the second photo shows these plants next to another bunch of mature plants I've had for several years.

Absolutely thrilled with my new Lithops! They are exactly what I wanted and I couldn't be happier with the variety and quality of these unique succulent plants. Each Lithops is distinct, and they've settled into their new pot beautifully. The range of colors and patterns across these "living stones" is just stunning, from vibrant greens and oranges to more subtle, earthy tones. They arrived healthy and are already looking like they're thriving. If you're looking for a delightful and fascinating addition to your plant collection, these Lithops are a fantastic choice. Highly recommend!

9 lithops received 12 days after ordering and all in healthy condition. Except for a couple, all had rather long tap roots with few bends and came very plump with care instructions. None were rotting or dehydrated looking. Multiple species and different colors such as green, purple, orange, grey, included. Pictured are the potted plants in pumice and cactus soil after 7 weeks of receiving them. For several days I did not water the potted plants and then started to minimally water around them every few days. I only watered a small bit in the surrounding soil to promote some root growth, as the plants can sense humidity and hopefully send new roots out. I stopped this after a few weeks and have only watered them once substantial wrinkling of the body was noted. Lithops did begin to wrinkle after several weeks, but please keep in mind Chicago was very humid and hot this Summer 2019. They likely would have wrinkled earlier. So far, only 2 large waterings have accord, each resulting in the lithops plumping back up again (indicating roots are alive and working). The three lithops pictures in round white pots remained wrinkly; I removed them and saw some new root growth on all 3, but decided to move them to less porous cacti soil and trying watering them again. The two potted together have responded well (looking less wrinkly), but the lone orange one has not improved much. Overall, all 9 of my lithops are currently alive after 7 weeks. 6 are thriving and responding well to waterings, 2 are doing ok, and 1 is still alive, but its survival is in question. Beautiful, healthy, and colorful plants from a prompt seller. I highly recommend

Several weeks later: I have 18 little nubbins that are all doing well, including the found on the floor the day after I potted them, and the one the cat pulled out last week. I'm quite happy with them. Original noteI received them yesterday and potted them up. There are 17 of the little nubbins in deep pinks, greens and browns. They are all looking like they will survive, but I've not grown them before. I cannot tell you how easy they are to grow. They were well packaged and there are lots of extras. In six months I can fill in how many stars to give them. I think they are very cute. I like they are from the Kalahari Desert in southern Africa. One friend follow the weather there and waters them when it rains. Humm. Amazon is insisting on stars. Now. I cannot post without giving stars. This is a flaw in the system. One cannot give actual info on how easy something is to grow that one has just unpacked. The instructions are fine. I'm giving these a 3 because I don't have the information yet.

I am officially in love with these tiny babies! I recieved them via USPS carefully packaged in a ramekin with a lid hat was safely stored in a bubble wrapped envelope with added newspaper for protection. I was given a couple of extra they were wrapped in twos and placed between some cotton. They arrived healthy and moist. Also each one looks as it it has just started its newest set of leaves. The color variety is amazing. I am insanely impressed with all of it. The care in which they were packaged, the instructions with a hand written "happy planting" written on it and the actual lithops selection and condition. On top of all of this when I opened my envelope, placed on top of the cotton was a little fairy garden lady bug figure that was thrown in just because. I 100% reccomend this company and this product. I know that when they arrived they got here super fast, 5 days faster than stated, they were all in perfect condition and I was provided with plenty of instruction so if it goes wrong from here and these guys dont make it, it will be because of my doing. Fingers crossed everyone 😁 I will add some photos soon * I planted them initially in the ceramic pot shown above. That was a very bad idea the soil would not dry out it was holding on the the water from when planted. I carefully transferred them to a shallow terracotta planter and they seemed to enjoy it much more. They look fantastic after a week(so far) today is the day I give them the first watering and give them some sun. Wish me luck. P.S. I loved these so much I went to micro landscape designs page and ordered any lithop seedlings I could find.

I ordered these little guys after my youngest saw them at the Domes in Milwaukee (beautiful horticultural center & green house). They seem to be thriving in the bonsai soil I planted them in. I really have struggled NOT to water them with the rest of my succulents! I know they only need a good soak ever once & a great while. These plants we've had now for about a month and a half. They are doing very well. All were healthy when received, but arrived a day earlier than I anticipated and they got left outside overnight (in Wisconsin March). Despite the initial chill, they are well. Only one of the plants seems to be struggling (not pictured). Very happy with this purchase!

I’m so happy with this pack of 20 live small exotic Lithops seedlings! They arrived healthy, well-packaged, and in great condition. Each Lithops has its own unique shape, color, and pattern, making them a beautiful and fascinating addition to my succulent collection. 🌱 What I Love: ✔ Healthy & vibrant seedlings – No damage or wilting upon arrival. ✔ Great for beginners – Easy to care for with minimal watering needs. ✔ Unique & exotic – Each one has a different look, making them fun to collect. ✔ Well-packaged – Arrived safely with proper protection to prevent damage. This is an excellent choice and so please with the variety and size. Highly recommend!

I’m a neurosurgery PA and these caught my eye because they look like little brains. A great conversation piece for my office desk. I ordered 8 and received a bonus 10! All arrived very healthy and carefully packaged and protected. Although only one is struggling, the rest are doing great. (The larger one in the first picture is one I already had). They are all very healthy and in various stages of “splitting”. These little guys are really cool but You must have a lot of patience to raise them though. The soil is the key to healthy lithops. I used a mix of pumice stone and perilite mixed with a tiny bit of succulent mix soil. It’s about 90% stone and 10% organic succulent mix. These things need very little water. There are a few blogs on the internet about how to care for them and keep them happy. If you like watching things grow, you are in for a long wait as these little brains grow veerrrry slow. Very happy with my purchase.