"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." A strong argument could be made that lithops are the world's cutest houseplant. Also called living stones ...

THE lure of lithops begins with a double-take, the realization that these pebbles are actually plants, alive and growing. See these succulents in a specialty nursery -- or run across them at Home ...

LITHOPS look like pebbles but can produce leaves, flowers and seed pods. An expert offers advice on how to grow these weird plants. The easy-care houseplant trend started with cacti - but for those ...

Living stones is a loose term for the cutest and most bizarre of all small succulents because they mimic the appearance of real wash pebbles in Africa's Kalahari desert. Grazing wildlife eat ...

Did you know it's entirely possible for a rock to come to life? No, we're not talking about the newest season of Stranger Things, your latest nightmare or some ...

If you're one of the many people who are into succulents, then you know that they are a great plant to have around. They're beautiful, they don't take up much space, and they're relatively easy to ...

There's one particular succulent you might want to hunt down if you're keen to create a realistic, living Halloween display that's sure to impress. When you first take a glance at the Lithops range of ...

Jan St. Werner always seems to use his Lithops moniker as a conceptual clearing house, fleshing out new ideas on record as he hashes out the ever-shifting sounds of his much beloved, much scrutinized ...

With his Lithops project, Mouse on Mars' Jan St. Werner continues to explore the boundaries of what can be considered music. Save this story Save this story To understand Jan St. Werner's work as ...