They look good so far. Just keep them in a fairly bright place over winter, and water occasionally. Direct sun is OK if you have good air movement, but they could be killed in a stuffy place like behind a window blind. Soon they will start to split and show the first new leaves. Don't water too muc...

Here are a few photos of some of my Lithops seedlings, sown in July. I started giving them a very diluted low nitrogen fertilizer with watering a few weeks ago and they are growing nicely. I only sowed around 5 per variety to start, just to make sure they would make it through the hot summer. Now it...

There's nothing really special about any of the species you mention, just a little more refinement of the techniques for any other Lithops/Conophytum/similar. Cool nights, warm days, start out humid and progress to good ventilation within a few weeks of germination. Dinteranthus can be tricky to ge...

Good afternoon everyone! I've been growing about 30 varieties of mesembs since early summer with ease, except for a few types that I am either having difficulty germinating or keeping alive after germination. I'm hoping someone with experience in these varieties can offer some advice. It's been 1 mo...

This is also an introductory post, so hello everyone! I've been silently watching this forum for a while and thought I would contribute now that I have some excitement going on. I recently moved my Lithops outdoors to get more light and stimulate the season change. Tonight I noticed I'm getting my f...