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Transplanting some older seedlings (14 pics)

I've been transplanting some plants that probably didn't need any transplanting. What started as "these seedlings are kinda sma...

Firstly, I'd like to introduce the new lithops I got from Klaus Ingenwepelt. I bought a couple of plants of each kind so there are actua...

I've been thinking further on the topic of getting our nursery-grown plants adapted to the windowsill conditions. And the more I think a...

These L. aucampiae seedlings are now 2,5 years old but are still refusing to grow a long fissure. That's almost a pseudotruncatella-like...

I know I've posted the second pic recently but you can only really appreciate the first one in comparison :) The L. aucampiae seedlings...

I've been trying to free up the round pots I use for sowing by transplanting the bigger seedlings into square pots I use for adult plant...

Just a quick update on the L. aucampiae 'White Flower' C2A seedlings, grown from own seeds (sowing 2012). Love the color!

Removed the rests of old leaves and here they are, their shiny new faces :) They are small but already look just like their parents , don...

Just a quick update on how some of my lithops seedlings are doing these days. :) As you can see seedlings from 2012 are much bigger now and ...

Just had to show you these little aucampiae C2A . Now that most of them changed into their first true leaves (it took them a long time) and ...

I'm taking back my previous rant about my L. bromfieldii v. glaudinae 'Rubroroseus' seedlings being neither rubro nor roseus. A...

My blog is interactive so, as requested, here come the pics of the L. aucampiae C2A , the white-flowering C2. These seedlings had beautiful ...

These guys hatched in October 2012 and most of them are changing into first true leaves these days. Yep, they're that slow. They share ...

My youngest Lithops seedlings (sown on the 9th of October) are slowly getting a little succulent. Here are the bromfieldii v. glaudinae ...

My very first seedlings finally look like grown-ups. Now the only thing left is to see the flowers. Fingers crossed for this year ;) Lesliei...