Hello,
I have an unknown lithops that has a very short slit instead of the typical distinguished line that separates the leaf pair. I'm pretty sure it's a lithops truncatella of some sort, and not a conophytum. Anyhoo, this little guy is finally starting to wrinkle up. Alot of my other lithops have already completed the wrinkling of the old leaf pair, and I have begun to water those already.
Back to the lithops truncatella. Will the new leaf pair underneath need any help breaking through once the old wrinkled leaves (leaf?) is completely dry? I thought I had read somewhere that conophytums sometimes need help. Since this lithops is similar to a conophytum in that respect, I am curious...
Help, oh wise mesemb lovers!
wallydraigle
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