Lithops olivacea var. olivacea C055 (25km. s/w of Pofadder)

Lithops olivacea C055, found 25 km southwest of Pofadder, is a specific variation of Lithops olivacea, a succulent plant native to Southern Africa. Here's a description of this variation:

• Appearance: Lithops olivacea C055 exhibits the characteristic appearance of Lithops species, resembling small stones or pebbles. Each individual plant typically consists of a pair of fleshy, leaf-like structures that are fused together at their bases, forming a cleft between them. The coloration and patterning of these structures can vary, but they often feature shades of green, brown, grey, and sometimes hints of red or purple.

• Size: The size of Lithops olivacea C055 is generally small, with individual plants typically reaching diameters of around 2-3 centimeters.

• Habitat: This variation of Lithops olivacea is specifically found in a location situated 25 km southwest of Pofadder, a town in the Northern Cape province of South Africa. Its natural habitat likely consists of arid regions with rocky or sandy soils.

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