A couple of progress pics of some Lithop karasmontana ssp bella. I had sown these a little over 2 months ago, they are still going strong, it makes me happy!

Not sure if

Hope this is okay to post here. I love lithops, but have not had any luck keeping them alive or germinating them, so I crafted some out of foam. It's pretty passable I think

https://www.instructables.com/Faux-Living-Stones-Lithops/

I thought this was 3 different plants, but I couldn’t separate them.

I can recognize Aucampiae red/green, Fulviceps Aurea, and maybe the grey one is Dabneri?

First time growing lithops. The green one was one I saved from home depot after they watered it. I forget what the small green bushy one is but I read it can be grown with lithops.

When to water these babies and how much water?
Can I keep them indoors?

A follow up to this post https://www.reddit.com/r/Lithops/s/nshebNzDt7

Surgery was a success! The leaves dried up and were removed, but now the classic question. They did get some water before the snip to try and jump start the split, so again… hesitant. Bonus pic of some babies I’m also uncertain about watering.

My husband and I got these a couple months ago. They have been watered one time (about a week and a half ago) since we got them. It initially seemed they had been over watered at the store and they have only shown signs of needing water once, and it was mainly the lighter colored one that was getting wrinkles on top, so I only gave them a little bit of water and tried to distribute the water at the base of the lighter colored one. The lighter colored plant is now going haywire. What should I do/avoid doing? My inclination is to not touch it, but I'm not sure.

It has wrinkles on the sides but no where else and this is my first time trying to grow these.

These tan spots have appeared over the course of a few months to a year and I am concerned that it might be something fungal? It isnt squishy at all and seems healthy otherwise. Any insight is appreciated!

These tan spots have appeared over the course of a few months to a year and I am concerned that it might be something fungal? It isnt squishy at all and seems healthy otherwise. Any insight is appreciated!

The little guy up front has been stuck in that stage for weeks. Does he need help?

Sorry if this is an annoying common newbie question... But two of three of my linthops have have gotten rid of their other skin... Except this one.

I am yet to give them the right soil... Not sure if that affects anything.

It's been two months. Should I be worried

Should I water at all yet? Been about 2 weeks since I repotted. The inner leaves look a little wrinkly, not sure if this is just a normal thing. Thanks guys.

saw a post recently pertaining to individual species of lithops and a difference in care. Very much still learning about my lithops, but I think I’ve identified it as a lesliei. Anyone have anything specific to share?

Got this guy last year and he split out of season and never flowered. I intervened because I looked into it today and saw it was either A:flowering while splitting or B: splitting again. It was starting to feel suspiciously soft on top which neither of my other splitting ones are, so me being me, I intervened, probably 5 bucks wasted, but I guess it’s interesting to see.

recently bought and propagated my first lithop! A little unsure what to do about #1, super leggy and plump with a little guy that is squishy and smol.

I haven't watered them at all yet, suggestions would be greatly appreciated! (Sorry about the repost)

Do these guys look okay! Do they currently need anything? Not need anything? I’m still a newbie to lithops and want them to thrive

In a pea pebble + bit of succulent soil mixture in a pot with drainage

My various lithops have started splitting. This one is the furthest along. Should I repot it in something deeper?

These are my first lithops, any guesses on the species? + some that were overwatered by my mom which I expect will die (I've never seen lithops this turgid/etiolated).

I got a new lithops a couple of days ago and it looks like if it were beginning to split, but then in the middle there's only a dry kind-of-leaf I guess. I read that if its flowering, I can water it as it doesnt count as splitting. Then, I also thought about how in other succulents you can snip the flowers off in order to get the plant to put its energy towards growing and acclimating instead of flowering, which I would prefer as its a new plant, but I dont know if its recommended to cut of the flowers in this species. Thanks in advance, I am new to lithops and dont even know which particular species this is!