This is Lithops julii (subsp. fulleri, possibly) and it has lovely markings. I have had this one for a few years now, one of the few adults ...
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Lithops julii , Warmbad locality. Raised from seed given to me by the late Tok Schoeman.
Lithops julii (Living Stones) is a dwarf succulent with cone-shaped bodies consisting of two gray to pinkish-grey leaves with usually ...
Lithops julii subsp. fulleri is a dwarf succulent with a body that consists of a pair of opposite leaves fused in the shape of an ...
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Lithops julii subsp. fullerii var. brunnea (c179). Martin - Administrator of: Stapeliad & Asclepiad Group All things beautiful in Nature Group Succulent Treasures of the Desert Group The World Up-Close (Nature Macro) Group
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This is Lithops julii (subsp. fulleri, possibly) and it has lovely markings. I have had this one for a few years now, one of the few adults ...
Lithops julii
Lithops julii ssp. fulleri 'Fullergreen' C056A - 20 seeds
There are dozens of species and varieties of living stones, including: Lithops julii: This species has pinkish-gray leaves with brown markings. Lithops gracilidelineata: Pale gray-white leaves with brown markings look like cracks in the leaves’ surface of this varleity. Lithops lesliei: This succulent has barely any stem above ground and features markings of green, pink, orange, gray, and brown. Lithops marmorata: This plant features smooth gray-green leaves with a marbled pattern.
Native to coastal river systems south of the Amazon delta in the states of Piauí, Maranhão, Pará, and Amapá, northeastern Brazil. It has been recorded from the rios Guamá (including tributaries such as the rio Ararandeua), Maracanã (rio Peixe-Boi), Morcego, Parnaíba, Piriá, Caeté, Turiaçu (rio Jamari), and Mearim (rio Pindaré). Reports from French Guiana and western Brazil appear to represent cases of misidentification.
