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So, I purposely chose this pot of Lithops because they appear, to my very untrained eye, to be at the same point in their growth cycle. Which means they can be planted together, yes?

Also I know the P. nelii isn't Lithops, but I figure theyre pretty similar so I'm hoping someone here will know: is it getting ready to split again? It still has its old leaves, and theyre still plump. Theyre browning and smaller, but don't seem to be absorbed at all. If its about to split again, do I need to remove those smaller outer leaves to avoid stacking? Or just get it in a better substrate and let it do it's thing?

Thank you :)

Score! I've never proplifted anything that had already started rooting! Any ideas what succulent this is from? The outline is faintly pink.

Bought my first succulent yesterday and went back for my second today 🤦🏼‍♀️ anyway, I highly doubt I'll be able to get these Haworthia babies out without damaging them. Can I snip them and prop them separately? if so, how much stem needs to remain? Thanks!

I bought this today and it was just labeled "Asst Haworthia". I did a bit of on the spot searching and came up with a quick ID of Haworthia retusa but now that I have it home and settled I'm seeing other types that it may be?

Is this Retusa or possibly Pygmaea? or Bayeri?

Thanks!

Grabbed these little guys today. They were with the succulents but I couldn't tell which plant they belonged to, there were tons of these I the bottom of the tray. Can they be propped? Thanks!