Lithops herrei translucens C237 (15 km E of Alexander Bay, South Africa)

Lithops herrei translucens C237 is a specific variation of Lithops herrei, a succulent plant native to Southern Africa. Here's a description of this variation:

• Appearance: Lithops herrei translucens C237 exhibits the characteristic appearance of Lithops species, resembling small stones or pebbles. Each individual plant typically consists of a pair of fused, translucent leaf structures. These structures may have a semi-transparent or translucent quality, allowing light to pass through them.

• Coloration: The coloration of Lithops herrei translucens C237 can vary, but it often features shades of green, grey, or brown, with translucent areas that may appear whitish or slightly colored.

• Size: Like other Lithops, this variation remains small in size, with individual plants typically reaching diameters of around 2-3 centimeters.

• Habitat: Lithops herrei translucens C237 is found in its natural habitat in Southern Africa, likely in arid regions with rocky or sandy soils.