#lithop

[soapydoll]

I'll still keep the party goin', not one hair out of place!

[lostintheuniverseslies]

A Quiet Little Seedling

Chapter 26 Plants

Lithop

Bunny Ear Succulent

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[kittiesdestroyedmysilence]

i wonder how daisy brown is doing today, i hope her and lithop are having a wonderful day <3

[scarletgemstone]

What if idea

disclaimer I own nothing everything belongs to the rightful owners please go and support them and be nice

what if Augustus and cosmo ‘s relationship was like daisy and lithop’s

[botanyshitposts]

omgg i love the lithops in your pic, here are mine!

dude im not even a huge cactus/succulent guy and ive never gotten over lithops. absolutely unfathomable that they grow by shirking off their old asscheeks like this. like yes hypothetically theyre supposed to look like rocks in the ground but god what a twist of fate. just look at them. the old asscheeks wither first and everything

[hyperiionvii]

the mountain goats | absolute lithops effect

[theweeowlart]

Lithops is a genus of succulent plants. They avoid being eaten by herbivores with their camouflage as small stones, and are often known as pebble plants or living stones.

[wishesofhappiness]

[musashi]

i've seen pics of your wobbuffet collection before but i always wanna know more details. which one was the first one you got and how did you get it? are there any besides the giant one and the homemade ones that have interesting stories?

first wobbuffet was a variant on the jakks pacific 2008 wobbuffet. the more common version of this wobb (which I now own) is made with a kind of thin, cheap-feeling felt? but this wobbuffet is much softer and the material is a lot more sturdy. i have no idea why two different versions of it exist, but i rarely see pictures of the specific one i have online.

here is a post i made about it years ago, back when hating wobbuffet was still my thing.

this thing haunted my days.

i bitched about owning it for years but refused to get rid of it. eventually, my friends, eager to antagonize me, started buying me more wobbuffet.

eventually i accepted my fate

i actually have TWO homemade ones now! red made me one out of a sock. and one of them has a voice box and talks, with kayzie rogers' dub voice which is pure serotonin.

[not-a-choice]

Listening to absolute lithops effect the way it was intended (with the silence filled by the clicks and whirrs of my aging CD player)

[absolute-lithops-effecting]

This fucking song

[soapydoll]

welcome 2 my funeral ><

[helluvatimes]

Living With Pebbles And Stones

Lithops or Living Stones growing profusely in the Succulent Garden. Photo credit: Jonathan Chua.

These are succulent plants that look like pebbles and rocks. Starting with just a few cuttings, they are now almost filling up their display area behind a glass screen.

[ixpuztec]

with a little water, and a little bit of sunlight, and a little bit of tender mercy

[wiley-treehouse-gardens]

[vernalloy]

It is so deeply frustrating how people will come onto a general positivity post (“your trauma is enough”) and say “the ENDOS are TRICKING REAL systems into THINKING they’re ENDO by MAKING PEOPLE THINK you can be a system WITHOUT TRAUMA” because. Purrsonally. My experience with endo and endo-friendly spaces actually gave me a community to process my dissociation.

If you hold off resources to people who have suffered badly enough in the right way at the right time and fit the mold of a “real” system… you’re going to turn away a lot of questioning systems. A major part of trauma is denial. Giving people a place to more healthily interact with their systems and accept them without needing to first consider themselves traumatized enough is essential to supporting new traumagenic systems in the first place.