2015 ~ Fashionista

Titanopsis calcarea: First flower (2 pics)

So, looks like I've raised this one to adulthood :) There was a flower on another seedling of this bunch but I either missed it or it ne...

Recently I feel like I lost my touch with seedlings and I think that's because I don't have time to care for them these days as I ha...

This is what I want to see when I look at my lithops in winter and L. bromfieldii never disappoint :)

Continuing the series about three overgrown lithops and an attempt to save them and get them into proper shape, here is the most recent dev...

I'm posting some pictures of thirsty lithops on demand :) I have just taken them so these are examples of thirsty lithops that do NOT ne...

Winter has started very early this year. It's gloomy and cold. The plants feel it and react to it: winter growers waking up, seeds germi...

I thought I'll update you on the lithops rescue mission. As you might remember these plants were seriously overfed while not receiving e...

Well, looks like this is the last lithops flower this year. There weren't many but I'm happy with any I can get. The next excitement...

These two plants catch my attention every time I'm at my windowsill and the sun in shining. With such beautiful leaves who needs flowers...

This past weekend I could finally enjoy the lithops flowers and take some pictures. You're probably fed up with my attempts of setting u...

Conophytum flowers truly give variety to my windowsill. I'm so used to yellow and white flowers it's totally strange to see other co...

I find it really hard to capture lithops flowers because the most beautiful part is the silky shine. It is tricky to catch it on camera. For...

So far I've only had one Antimima plant (fenestrata) and, it seems, to see any kind of development in its growth you have to take last y...

I was working overtime a lot lately thus missing all the flowers that were coming up. Not yesterday though! The L. fulviceps flower opened p...

So, here's the other one :) I think I find the shape of this Delosperma even more interesting. It grows small leaf-batches of a darker c...