Lithops fulviceps var. laevigata (North_east of Pofadder) C412

Lithops fulviceps var. laevigata (North-east of Pofadder) C412 is a stunning and highly collectible succulent that embodies nature’s genius for camouflage and sculptural minimalism. Native to arid zones of South Africa, this variety presents smooth, stone-like bodies with a refined orange-brown to ochre tone, delicately mottled with subtle speckling or patterning depending on individual specimens. The “laevigata” designation hints at its especially smooth surface, setting it apart from the more textured types.

Collectors prize Lithops fulviceps var. laevigata (North-east of Pofadder) C412 for its elegant, rounded leaf pairs that sit flush with the soil, mimicking pebbles. In late summer or autumn, a single golden-yellow daisy-like flower may emerge from the central fissure, adding a brilliant contrast to its earthy body tones. This rare cultivar is ideal for small containers, geological-themed arrangements, or windowsill displays. Its compact size and sculptural symmetry draw immediate attention without overwhelming the space.

• Smooth, polished surface with an earthy ochre-orange hue

• Compact growth, perfect for limited spaces or mini displays

• Mimics local stones for excellent camouflage in the wild

• Bright yellow bloom adds seasonal color and interest

• Highly sought after by Lithops collectors and enthusiasts

Lithops fulviceps var. laevigata (North-east of Pofadder) C412 remains a botanical gem, especially admired for its minimal, naturalistic beauty. It’s a remarkable example of living sculpture and a slow-growing treasure that rewards patience and care.

IMPORTANT: Picture show mother plant not for sale, the offer is for a plant with dimension indicated in description.