Conophytum stephanii subsp. helmutii Succulents

Conophytum stephanii subsp. helmutii SucculentsOne of the most beautiful Conophytum species. Forming a small dome over time, it has small, rounded and very fuzzy heads producing crimson, nocturnal flowers in autumn. 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 requires a bit more shade than most.

require only little water throughout the year and can also take moderate frost

This is a rarer species

These pots are unglazed and will change colour over time

nocturnal flowers that smell of pineapple

Producing large yellow flowers with red anthers in autumn

flat-topped heads which produce white flowers in autumn

A loosely clump forming species with rounded and spotted heads producing large purple flowers in autumn

This is the broader

seed-grown plants with a minimum stem length of 30 cm

A dwarf species closely resembling the quartz rocks among which they grow

Produces small white or pink flowers in autumn

This is an easy plant to grow