Conophytum uviforme subs. subincanum

Water:

April-September: 1 x every 2 weeks*

October-March: 1x per month *

*This is only for a sunny location

Light: sunny

Nutrition: 1x per month (May-September)

The Conophytum uviforme subs. subincanum is a special miniature plant that is related to the Lithops. Occurs naturally in South Africa. This Conophytum grows here near the village of Vanrijnsdorp in the Western Cape provinces. Conophytum uviforme subs grows in this area. subincanum often hidden between small gravel rocks.

The leaves of the Conophytum uviforme subs. subincanum have a light green color with a notch on top that resembles a mouth. There are also some dark green random dots/lines visible on top. The Conophytum uviforme subs change once a year. subincanum of leaf. The old leaf becomes wrinkled, brown and then cracks open. Her new leaves then grow below.

The Conophytum uviforme subs. subincanum will bloom in the fall. Her fine white-yellow flowers grow from the center at the top of the leaf.

A: Conophytum B: IT-09-6027 C: AR-2002 D: IT