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Dave_opuntiaface

One year (the splitting is the most current photo). These are around three years old and should flower this or next year. How is it that these little buttons are capable of a 40-year lifespan?!

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  1. KD 🪴

    I just want to peel them open like an orange. They’re so cute! I had lithops once. I overwatered them. Then I opened what was left. It was fun. But morbid. I’m considering trying again. I’ve evolved a lot as a plant parent since then. But I definitely feel like planta recommended watering much more frequently than even I knew was necessary.

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    • Dave_opuntiaface

      Haha you’re bad! This is a few days ago, and you can see a couple little ones in the yellow pot that I picked at in 2022 because I thought everything was dead. They’re still trying to split, but it’s kinda sad and weird.

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    • Dave_opuntiaface

      When I dissected half…

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    • KD 🪴

      ‼️‼️‼️ Yours are so large. Mine were already overwatered and full of water, it was like pulling squishy jelly beans apart. RIP.

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    • KD 🪴

      They were quite chubby and cute.

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    • Dave_opuntiaface

      And while I’m here and looking at your plants, I like that you put “No water” in the name. There was an ambitious night where I looked up the max and min temperatures of some plants and did I.e. “Pleiospilos nelii 64-105” and “Melocactus 60-95” as some type of guidepost in this madness of which delicate thing really wants to roast all day. I guess it helped in that I had those two examples memorized. I’ll get an A there lol.

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