Once they've moulted there is a good chance of flower. Time will tell.
(a reminder of what we are looking forward to)

Rule of thumb - no water between October-ish and May-ish. Water once moulting is complete, then sparingly through summer. You get to recognise how your plants are fairing.

Left hand one that is grey-white with dark grey 'deltas' looks to be Lithops lesliei subsp. lesliei var. venteri

Identification can be a challenge, but I'll give it a go once they've finished moulting. They can be very variable.

That is the drawback of having a mixed grouping. I'd leave them all until the last one has shrivelled unless one of them is going really slowly and the others look like they're suffering. There is no hurry when it comes to watering!

Seven tiny plants against a background of grey stone chips.

And here is the same pot of Lithops dorotheae 26 days later. Moulting has completed for most of the little plants, and the first post-moult watering has taken place.
#Lithops

はい、脱皮中は何度か止まったり始まったりするようですね。でも、待つ価値はありますよ。

Beautiful selection of species. I'm sure you know, but don't water them until the old leaf skins have become dry. I look forward to updates on these!

A real beauty!

Hmmm ... difficult isn't it.
I'm still drawn to dilatus, but with a lot of reservation. Victor Kolyada would know but he's not on this platform.

I think I'd plump for dilatus.

If you look at the rear end of the gaster and focus on the punctation, this might help.

Hmm ... does that make you Glenda Jackson?
#TheArchers

NOGGIN ... where are you in our time of need?

Ooh, that looks good!

Two trees are seen with contrasting new leaves. The tree on the left has bright green leaves, and the tree on the right has red leaves. they are seen against a clear blue sky.

A springtime view from the kitchen window.

She would see the destructive folly of secrets.
#TheArchers

Not sure about running. Present is the best on offer.
#TheArchers

Och världen får ta konsekvenserna!

A steam locomotive is headed toward the viewer, it is on a railway track.

West Country Class locomotive number 34028 'Eddystone' departs Hastings station this afternoon.

*chuckles quietly
Nobody said this would be easy ... and those aren't even the little ones! It takes courage to head into this realm.

Do you ever wonder why chalcid wasps aren't commonly studied?

He was better silent. The others made him a better character.

#TheArchers

Stitching Siphonaptera is time well spent!

Side view of a small bee. It is facing to the left of picture. Its head and thorax have a covering of red hair, and its dark abdomen has a few bands of golden hairs.

Head-on view of a small bee. It has a dense whitish moustache.

A kitchen visitor this morning. Was happy to pose for a portrait before being relocated into the garden. Not sure on species - would it be a Red Mason Bee?
#UKWildlife #Bees

A small bee is pictured on a yellow leaf,the bee is facing the camera and has a white 'moustache'. Its head is black and one antenna is pointing to left of shot. Its body is covered in reddish hairs.

The full quote (if it helps)

Record submitted.

A tiny pinkish Pseudoscorpion is seen in one of the lettering indentations on the surface of a brick. The Pseudoscorpion is facing toward upper left of picture, and its 'claws' are stretched out in front.

A beautiful Common Chthonid seen in the garden. A few upturned bricks are kept in tucked away places as pseudoscorpions can often be found there.

#UKWildlife #Pseudoscorpion

A black bee is seen flying toward a head of purple flowers against a grey-green backdrop. The wings of the black bee can be seen either side of it, and they are blurred from the speed of flapping.

This is the reason for growing Cerinthe in the garden. Time spent watching (and listening to) the Hairy-footed Flower Bees is time well spent.
#UKWildlife #Bees

Learn a few words of Spanish. Saying hello, and thank you in the native language of any country you visit is a good way of showing you appreciate being a guest in their county.