Lithops, Conophytums and Other Mesembs 

wow, most incredible collection of succulents Ive seen on youtube. And they ar e clearly all in their prime, thanks for sharing.

I’m so glad I’ve found your channel. Thank you!

Wow! 😍 that's a LOT of lithops!!

Thank you for all Knowledge and wonderful Lithops.

Thanks for sharing,happy to see such a beauty in my life

I love how you polinate you lithops with the brush.

Ah I am so envy over this collection!! it is gooooourgeous!!!

An amazing collection.

You have an amazing collection of lithops and so much knowledge! Thank you sharing. I think you have the most I've seen so far!!

So amazing and beautiful

I have 2 small lithops and had no idea how interesting they would prove to be. I almost tossed them thinking they were dead. They split and I am now enthralled and want many more. 😁

Great video Jonny! Hello from Alberta

Complimenti i tuoi lithops sono bellissimi. Ne hai tantissime varietà. Amo questo tipo di piante con fioriture sorprendenti. Ne possiedo alcune varietà i primi li ho comprati più di venti anni fae sono diventati bellissimi e hanno riempito il vaso Alcuni li ho riprodotti con i semi e mi è piaciuto molto il miscuglio. Il tipo con le foglie fucsia non l'ho mai visto ed è spettacolare. Complimenti sei bravissimo.

this is such a lucky find, your channel... seriously, so many tidbits and random pieces of vital information!! even for us so-called "garden vets" hehe

Excellent video. I'm just starting to get interested in these fascinating and beautiful plants-now I can see where this might lead! Impressive collection. I'm finding, however, that there seems to be a shortage of books on the subject.

Awesome collection! I could listen to you talk about these all day. I have quite a few species under led's that stay 70 degrees and I just water them like a normal succulent. Probably twice a week.

oh goodness amazing collection and thank you for the awesome info!! (subbed)

Love everything there.

What a great video! Very informative. 👍👍And what a stunning and huge, incredible collection of lithops. I love lithops but quite a number has died under my care. Still got a lot more to learn, I guess. Your video covered everything, from displays, care and guidance to watering and soil mix to planting.

I want this life! So beautiful 😱

Haaa.... 😍😍😍😍😍😍👍 Edit: Your voice + succulents = 😘👍😘👍😘👍

This was amazing!!!!

Wow! Thats an incredible collection you have there! 😍 I love these so much but they don't do too well in my type of climate here in Central Florida. I never give up hope and will always continue to try lol

Wow! Love love 😍 I have one year old lithops and some Conophytums etc. this is what i dream of! Thanks for the video. I think it will take me 5-6 years at least to grow and collect to have a decent collection (not like a nursery but as a hobby)for an amateur grower.

Please do a video in watering your Lithops please xx

I love your collection they are so beautiful ❤️😍 their flowers so pretty just had one but die so sad never get any more 😢💔 don't see any thanks for your video so i can see them

impressive collection!

Thank you for sharing your beautiful nursery! How beautiful! Do you ship to the US? I love that you care for your plants so much

Incrível coleção!!

Laps often get overlooked. Maybe beginners’ luck, but I’m doing OK with mine in the UK. Possibly my favourite Lithops is karasmontana and it’s cultivars, for their dreamy appearance

Uauuu que lindasss 😍👏👏👏

Sangat cantik lithops anda

I would love to see a video of the soil mix you used please. thank u.

Collection of lithops flowering

Despite the fact that you have impressed almost everyone (including me) with your amazing collection - 8 people somehow felt shortchanged....wow...really??

Que variedad que belleza,los tenés dentro de invernaculo?

amazing set up! where do you source all your seeds from? Thanks for sharing!

Caring for these is so confusing. I JUST watched a video that said you water them in the spring and water them once after they bloom in the fall and you do not water them all winter, because they'll live on the water they've stored. They live off the water they've stored as they split and the new plant grows out.

Beautiful beautiful collection you have. I have a little question. In case of the sand... is this the fine white sand, we use and throw between the little gaps of your drive way stones in front of your house? Because i don't know if there is any other sand to use?. Great video's!!!🤩🤩🤩

very beautiful collection they sell seeds lithops?

I have a question. Having trouble establishing healthy roots. I'm afraid of over watering and killing them. What do I need to do? I love your collection and hope my few plants get to the flowering stage.

Wowwwww 🥰

Are those planted in full gravel mix or there's soil underneath?

I love that unusual "stacked" looking guy towards the beginning of the video. I think you called it "leftaria magaritae"? I'm having trouble finding those online, do I have the name wrong?

That may be because the UVC Rays from the sun is reaches the earth which can burn the leaves . This has become a problem just recently in the past few years .

That's a really amazing collection!! how did you manage to collect them all?

what is the best time of the year to repot lithops? and when do they flower?

Ok, so lithops and cocos are self Fertile? Still waiting for flowers so good to know.

Got a question mate… getting into growing succulents lately and I noticed a lot of growers have small course white gravel on top around the plant… it’s that the soil mix itself or is it for decoration purposes??

Hi, do you have any pink lithops for sale?

Here in the USA is your Autumn the same as ours? Are you referring to the month or the weather?

I have a conophytum calculus and conophytum minutum in California. I have them inside in my home getting indirect light a few feet from a south facing window. They were all very firm until yesterday I watered the minutum and it today I notice some of its leaves are now soft. I'm hesitant to water the calculus now due to this. Neither were pushing out flowers yet. My house temperatures range from 70-75, occasionally reaching 77. And the nights usually in the 70s. I am not near a coast so there is no fog. If I opened the window at night I can bring it down to 66 but I can't now due to wildfire smoke. Do you have any reccomendations?

How do they breed

Can you international shipment

How much do you water them in the fall and winter? I don't know

where can I buy it？