Conophytum uviforme subsp. uviforme (Vanrhynspass) Succulents

Conophytum uviforme subsp. uviforme (Vanrhynspass) SucculentsA small, dome forming species with rounded, grape like heads producing small yellow, nocturnal 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.

It produces pretty yellow flowers with central red stripe during winter

A clump forming Mesemb originating form the Eastern Cape

It can grow to a considerable size

A very pretty Lithops species and also not often seen for sale

direct sunlight and able to withstand heavy frost

occurring in the Bushveld areas in northern SA and further up into Africa

The leaves are large and broad

A small species forming a small dome over time with rounded and smooth heads

forming a small mound with less prominent teeth and smooth leaves

This is one of the species with stouter leaves and teeth and they remain compact

with short thorns and large

Euphorbia obesa can grow up to 20 cm in height and 10 cm in diameter