Lithops bromfieldii 'Sulphurea' | Shimada's Pebble Plant | 10000 SEEDS K reflecting its adaptation as a

reflecting its adaptation as a xerophytic agave

The tree is valued for its hardy nature and can thrive in a variety of soil types

Often referred to as Marog in certain regions

Produces charming white or yellow daisy-shaped flowers

curved spines along leaf margins

Lithops bromfieldii 'Sulphurea' | Shimada's Pebble Plant | 10000 SEEDS K reflecting its adaptation as aLithops bromfieldii Sulphurea seeds grow into unique succulent plants often called Shimada's Pebble Plant. This remarkable species belongs to the pebble plant species group known for mimicking stones. Originating from South Africa, these South African succulents develop a distinctive appearance. Their small, rounded leaves feature a yellowish hue, making the Lithops bromfieldii Sulphurea cultivar highly sought after by collectors. The Lithops