Conophytum chauviniae (Arondegas) Handmade Pots

Conophytum chauviniae (Arondegas) Handmade PotsA small species with elongated, bilobed leaves with red markings growing in strong sunlight. It can form a sizable dome (20 cm diameter) over time. Known from the area of Arondegas. It produces pink flowers in autumn. Each plant will contain a minimum of two heads. A summer dormant species growing actively during winter, we will provide you with detailed cultivation tips for successfully growing Conophytums.

The plants being sold are still small

These naturally occur in the southern cape where they grow under bushes

Stems are succulent

They are easy to grow

Larger sized handmade pots which resemble the natural habitat of these dwarf succulents

Plants being offered are all more than 30 cm in height

Often turning red during winter

Produces a milky latex that may be poisonous

little water and cold conditions

One of the Lithops species with the best patterns

This species is differentiated by its capsule shape and leaf tips that have a central

Bushveld areas of SA where it climbs through shrubs and trees