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I've been prevented from writing new posts by a wild animal that confiscated by laptop :D Not really. She is being fantastic! :) What really bothers me is this terrible weather we are having this year. We haven't had any spring and still no summer. It just rains all the time. My plants are lucky if they get one hour of sunlight a day. I'm being very careful with waterings but several lithops are stretching nevertheless. I wonder what makes them do that exactly. If it's dark and they've been watered shouldn't they all stretch? In this L. schwantesii container you can see that one plant is growing too long while others stay flat. In this L. lesliei v. hornii (C15) container, one head (!) of a plant is stretching while the other does not. What makes it do that? L. karasmontana likes to stretch no matter what, no surprises there. It is quite small and the shape will correct itself next year. What I find strange is that another L. karasmontana (v. aiaisensis C224) i...

Sorry for not posting much, I've been a little preoccupied lately by an acquisition of a rare mesemb of a feline variety :) The weather is terrible here. It's like we've had fall weather since October, all darkness and rain. These days the sun comes out in the mornings (huge improvement) followed by heavy thunderstorms in the afternoons. How my plants are not cucumbers yet is a mystery. All my watering schedule is confused. I've watered almost all of the lithops by now but only once or twice to let them know they can start growing but also to prevent them from stretching towards the rare sunlight. If that makes any sense. I think it does not. Better dry than growing under these circumstances. I just feel bad seeing them shrivel.  You know which plants don't care about all of that? Winter growers, especially conophytums. They are in sheaths and asleep. Who new German weather would support their resting schedule so well? You know who else doesn't care? The strange...