Hey Mike!! The "Butt Sister" looks great!! LOL... YOU are so welcome.. I can't think of anyone who deserves blooms more than you. You have been so patient growing these beauties and have worked really hard to keep them growing and surviving all winter. You have done such a great job and it certainly shows.. Great job.. The "sister" to your gal.. is producing seedpods galore. I will post some pics of these pods soon. I cant believe the blooms you have.. Simply Beautiful!!! Strong work Mike!! Thank you for all of the kind words.. I could say the same for all that you do and have done for me... : ) Mahalo! Laura

Hi ladylotus: There are two in Tucson that we visit. One is Arid Lands Nursery. They have hundreds of seedlings! Swazicum, arabicum, somalense, socratanum, obesum, hybrids. I did not see any grafted plants, however. The nursery (Living Stones) with the link above has better prices but not as many to choose from. I purchased my somalense from Arid Lands and my bohemianum from Living Stones Nursery. Living Stones is the actual nursery, the website is lithops.net as in the link. We went in mid-March so I think they should be open in February. Laurie

Mine are just babies lol. They just started branching, I hope I get an early bloom. Condolences on the pinks, but now you can graft scions from seedlings that haven't flowered to get a sneak peak!

Rick, The last 4 are Tracy's trees. The others I got from a collector in Florida. The pool just has regular screen around it but it blocks out about 50% of the sun. Which is a good thing in Florida. You can tell the difference as soon as you walk outside the screen on the concrete pad. Todd, The babies are in leftover gritty (poultry grit, Turface, Pine Bark Fines) mix that I already had made up with pea gravel on the top. The last 4 are in a mix of GS2, Course Perlite or Pumice, Fir Bark or Coco Chips. I think the BigF is my favorite.