Lithops are often called “living stones” because they look like small rocks. Why do you think they evolved this way?, Lithops grow mainly in South Africa and Namibia. Why do plants need special adaptations to live in dry regions?, Lithops store water inside their thick leaves. What other plants do this?, They usually have only two leaves at a time. Does this surprise you? Why or why not?, These plants often grow in the same color as the stones around them. How does this help them survive?, Lithops produce flowers, often yellow or white. Why do you think such small plants have relatively large flowers?, Lithops grow very slowly. Would you enjoy taking care of a plant like this? Why or why not?, Some people collect lithops as a hobby. Why do you think they are popular among plant lovers?, Do you prefer plants that are easy to care for or more unusual plants like lithops? Why?, Lithops often grow in groups in nature. Why might it be better for them to grow together?, How are lithops different from other houseplants you know?, Would lithops survive well in your home or country? Why or why not?, What is the most interesting fact you have learned about lithops?, Do you think unusual plants like lithops can make people more interested in nature? Why?, If you had a lithops plant, where would you keep it and how would you care for it?

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