Conophytum flavum subsp. flavum Succulents

Conophytum flavum subsp. flavum SucculentsA species with very large heads each reaching almost 5 cm in diameter. Forms small domes over time. Producing large yellow flowers with red anthers in autumn. Each plant will contain a minimum of two large heads. A summer dormant species growing actively during winter, we will provide you with detailed cultivation tips for successfully growing Conophytums.

A small species with elongated

Large yellow flowers in summer

A small dwarf species form a small cluster of green to brown leaves

This species should be given ample sunlight with only light watering throughout the year

with diameter about 3 cm

Remember that these small pots dry out much quicker and your plant will need more frequent watering

They can handle lots of watering during the summer

The plants are seed grown and originate from the Saxendrift area near Prieska in the Northern Cape

Best grown in full sun and can take very high temperatures

with sparse watering throughout the year and can handle lots of direct sunlight

though still distichous and will only start spiraling when they reach about 30 cm

dome forming species with fairly large