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It was the summer of our discontent... (7 pics)

I've been prevented from writing new posts by a wild animal that confiscated by laptop :D Not really. She is being fantastic! :) What re...

I really don't like taking pictures in this cold, dark winter light but all of the L. schwantesii are showing their beautiful new faces ...

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'll continue the introductions :) The new guys are the lovely L. dinteri C206 from Cono's Paradise nursery (german), L. lesliei v. ...

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...

Can someone tell me why some lithops can regenerate twice a year so perfectly, quickly and into a nice shape, while others can't even ma...

While most of the lithops have finally regenerated and started growing I still have several that don't make much progress. They seem to ...

Yes, I'm still around. It have been really busy weeks or even months. I barely manage to look at my plants at all. A couple didn't m...

Schwantesii v. urikosensis C248 show some progress. :)

Not much is happening on the windowsill these days. Some seedlings are regenerating, adults as well, but very slowly (that's okay, no ru...

I really like how the photos turn out in the natural evening light. A bit dark but so dreamy. Like the flowers are glowing from inside. I th...

Finally something is happening among the Lithops. The Greenhorn has been flowering the whole week but I had to go out of town when it starte...

These schwantesii v. marthae's patterns look like they're blurry. Funny thing, my camera thinks the same. :D It took me ages to conv...

The schwantesii have gotten two-headed now and are growing nicely. This is the first year I'm growing lithops schwantesii and I really ...

Proceeding on the regeneration report 2012, a lot is going on these cold sunny days. One of the flashy karasmontanas 'Top Red' gives...