Plant height: 10 cm.

Pot diameter: 8 cm.

Lithops, also known as living stones, are succulent plants that resemble small stones and produce beautiful flowers. They belong to the succulent genus and originate from South Africa. Their name comes from the ancient Greek word lithos (stone) and opsis, as their shape and color resemble small stones.

This evergreen succulent has the ability to survive in dry environments by storing water and moisture in its leaves, which are mainly located below the surface of the soil.

There are over 30 varieties with a range of color combinations such as red, green, brown, yellow, pink, purple, blue, and gray. The shades vary depending on lighting conditions.

Their flowers usually appear during the autumn period, with some varieties having large flowers that close at night.

Lithops love sun and light, which helps their growth. They require moderate watering, mainly by misting. It is recommended to keep them in well-drained spots, as overwatering can lead to rot.