Conophytum truncatum var. truncatum SucculentsSmall, clump forming species with finely spotted heads. Produces small, nocturnal and sweetly scented flowers in autumn, yellow to orange coloured. Each plant will contain a minimum of three heads. A summer dormant species growing actively during winter, we will provide you with detailed cultivation tips for successfully growing Conophytums.
blueish heads producing pink flowers in autumn
can take ample water throughout the year but should be protected from frost
This species grows during the summer
with diameter of about 2 cm
A creeping to climbing plant with succulent stems up to 10 mm thick
Produces large yellow flowers in winter
Please take note of the highly toxic milksap of this species and avoid skin and eye contact when planting
It is adapted to high heat and arid conditions and will only grow well and flower if given enough sunlight during winter
this resembles bunny ears
Produces large and striking yellow flowers toward the end of winter
opening around 15h00 and closing by dusk
strong light but direct sunlight only in the morning
