Conophytum uviforme subsp. subincanum (Vanrhynsdorp) Succulents

Conophytum uviforme subsp. subincanum (Vanrhynsdorp) SucculentsA small, dome forming species with small heads each about 5 mm in diameter, that colour to a deep red in spring. Producing small, nocturnal, sweetly scented flowers in autumn. A very rare species known from only one location near Vanrhynsdorp. Each plant will contain several heads. A summer dormant species growing actively during winter, we will provide you with detailed cultivation tips for successfully growing Conophytums.

This species can also grow large

with strong root systems

Best grown with the bulbs in shade

they can with age grow to be about 5 cm in diameter

with several leaves

with heavily dotted

low growing succulent with succulent stems up to 10 mm thick

It is quite rare

leaves with few teeth

Known from the area of Arondegas

in only one localized localisation and is considered one of the rarest of Lithops species

forming a small mound with very toothy leaves