Lithops karasmontana form MICKBERGENSIS (20km N-NE of Grünau, Namibia) C169

Lithops karasmontana form mickbergensis (20km N-NE of Grünau, Namibia) C169 is a remarkable succulent that perfectly imitates the stony desert terrain it calls home. This form displays rounded, fleshy leaf pairs with an exceptional grey to silvery-pink tone, often marked by intricate dark marbling or window-like patterns on its flattened tops. Its overall effect is both alien and artistic—ideal for those drawn to natural minimalism and rarity.

Gardeners treasure Lithops karasmontana form mickbergensis (20km N-NE of Grünau, Namibia) C169 for its compact structure and deeply sculptural appeal. The name "Mickbergensis" refers to its origin near Mickberg Mountain, and this form tends to develop a wide, low profile, with muted but richly patterned surfaces. In autumn, each mature head may produce a delicate white to pale yellow flower, emerging from the central fissure.

• Pale grey to pinkish tones with intricate upper surface patterns

• Natural stone mimicry for excellent camouflage in containers

• Autumn blooms with white or soft yellow daisy-like flowers

• Small size ideal for windowsills and collection trays

• Rare and sought-after form with defined locality data

Lithops karasmontana form mickbergensis (20km N-NE of Grünau, Namibia) C169 is a living sculpture shaped by survival and subtlety. It adds texture, rarity, and quiet beauty to any succulent collection.

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