Since quite some time I've had an idea to blog about my Lithops. I haven't got that many plants or great experience but I love to experiment and find out about what they need on my own. Well, I've managed to keep my Lithops alive for a couple of years already so there's some basic knowledge I still could share with you.
But this should be mostly about pictures and I'll do my best to post lots of them!
Waaa! ^____^ It's very beautiful! And really nice!
ReplyDeleteGood luck to you! *^_^*
thanks! ^^
ReplyDeletei like it when the petals' tips go up as the flower is about to fade
wow!! nice flower and photography.
ReplyDeleteHello Sassi! ^^
ReplyDeletethank you very much, it means a lot!!
and thank you for visiting :)
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ReplyDeleteMe again :) it's not that I have read everything but I have surely seen all the pics! awww they are just wonderful and you know what? makes me envy you a lot for you've had an access to most beautiful and most interesting plants! awesome collection!
ReplyDeleteHello again ;)
ReplyDeletehaha yes I know! That's why I like these plants so much!
Thank you :)
You know, one of the best things about lithops is that they're so small you can have a "collection" even in a tiny flat with only one window/window ledge. Why they're not very popular is a mystery. (Ooh I spend a lot of time at the window with a camera, i hope people don't get wrong ideas haha!)
After reading all the contents of Lithops, I came to the first one and benefited from it. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy you liked it! Thank you so much for reading. I truly appreciate it :)
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