Thanks, Kara! I have always kept them cool, but I thought keeping them where I can see them daily during the winter would be nice. Mine are still fat and happy, though inside since about a week. Flowering is done as far as I can see. Maybe one more not too generous watering, then dry up and to the winter room. Pumice and no mealies has saved my Lithops. They are doing great now, though our summers are too humid and rainy to be called ideal.

Well keep doin what you’re doing:). I realize I’m pretty lucky when it comes to Lithops because it’s dry as all heck when they’re dormant. It is still dry as all heck now. No fall rain yet. Last Sunday it was 23C/ 74F with 11% humidity. That’s why California is in flames right now because it’s sooo dry. If I can figure out Conophytums I think they may become easy for me. Fingers crossed;).

Super OT but for some reason Dinie I don’t get notified when you make a comment. I’ve noticed this before and it’s only with you. I wonder what’s going on.

See if you get notified now, Kara. I have not heard from other people, but my notifications are spotty too. Did you get notified of my thanks, or is that missing too? Am I persona non grata here on Houzz?

Nope I didn’t get a notification. I just always look for your yellow flower;).

My peony feels honoured ;-).

Mine are around 12-17C (50-60F) depending on the time of day. I plan to water them a little for one more month and then keep them mostly dry from then on. Hopefully I can get some more heads next year!

OK, another vote for a cold winter! I am still watering a few that were wrinkly because of mealy bugs (those should be dead now), maybe once more, then they all go upstairs to the cold room.