Subspecies, varieties, forms and cultivars of plants belonging to the Lithops salicola group

• Lithops salicola L. Bolus: clumps up quickly and forms matted groups with up to 50 heads. It grows on salt pans, with little or no stone, where they are often partly submerged during the rainy season.
• Lithops salicola C034 TL: 10 km NW of Luckhoff, South Africa: jagged windows, blue-grey.
• Lithops salicola C037 40 km SE of Hopetown, South Africa: grey, broad jagged windows.
• Lithops salicola C049 TL: 15 km N of Hopetown, South Africa: large grey jagged window.
• Lithops salicola C086 (maculate Form) 35 km SE of Hopetown, South Africa: large windows, striking .
• Lithops salicola C320 10 km WNW of Luckhoff, South Africa: eraser-grey.
• Lithops salicola C321 25 km WNW of Petrusville, South Africa: greyish blue.
• Lithops salicola C322 20 km SW of Luckhoff, South Africa: clay colored.
• Lithops salicola C351 10 km W of Luckhoff, South Africa: tiny marginal rubrications.
• Lithops salicola C351 TL: 10 km W of Luckhoff, South Africa cv. Malachite D.T.Cole: lovely green form.
• Lithops salicola C353 15 km WNW of Luckhoff, South Africa: slate grey, finely netted dark lines.
• Lithops salicola var. reticulata de Boer: a hybrid population between Lithops salicola and Lithops hallii.
• Lithops salicola cv. Anemone
• Lithops salicola cv. Bacchus: face is deep red wine colored.