Conophytum auriflorum subsp. turbiniforme (Spektakel Pass) Handmade Pots

Conophytum auriflorum subsp. turbiniforme (Spektakel Pass) Handmade PotsA small species forming a small dome over time with shiny, flat topped heads producing long tubed, yellow flowers in autumn. The species is very rare and known only from one locality near the Spektakel Pass. Each plant will contain a minimum of four heads. A summer dormant species growing actively during winter, we will provide you with detailed cultivation tips for successfully growing Conophytums.

This species forms a (mostly) single

with stems being approximately 1 cm thick

One of the species of Living Stones

which can be grown partially exposed

A species originating from the Pofadder region and therefore requires less water than others

One of the dwarf species with very small

The species originates from the Knersvlakte along the West Coast and it is summer dormant (leafless during summer)

with diameter between 2 and 4 cm

Plants being offered are large adult plants

Sweetly scented

It has fairly large leaves

forming a rosette of velvety leaves