Lithops hookeri v. subfenestrata C021 SEEDS

Lithops hookeri v. subfenestrata is a fascinating succulent native to South Africa. People often call it Hooker's Lithops due to its unique appearance and origin. This plant captivates collectors with its small size and remarkable leaf-window feature. The windowed leaves allow light to enter for photosynthesis while blending perfectly with the rocky surroundings. Its natural camouflage protects it from herbivores in its arid habitat.

Lithops hookeri thrives in dry environments and is part of the mesemb family. Its distinctive shape and colors range from grayish-green to light brown, helping it mimic stones. This succulent with windowed leaves stands out for its thick, fleshy leaves paired in a pair that almost seem like stones. The plant produces delicate flowers that contrast beautifully with its stone-like body.

• Leaves form a pair resembling small stones or pebbles
• Leaf-window feature allows efficient light absorption
• Colors blend naturally with South African rocky landscapes
• Produces daisy-like white or yellow flowers in season
• Compact size suits collectors and succulent enthusiasts

The Lithops subfenestrata variety enhances the appeal of windowed Lithops by emphasizing its translucent leaf sections. These fascinating succulents invite admiration for their survival adaptations. Therefore, collectors prize South African Lithops like this one for their unique morphology and natural beauty.

IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.