Conophytum ricardianum subsp. ricardianum (Lorelei) Handmade Pots

Conophytum ricardianum subsp. ricardianum (Lorelei) Handmade PotsA small, dome forming species with large, dotted, flat topped heads which produce white flowers in autumn. A very rare species known only from one location near Lorelei in Namibia. 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.

This is the species occurring along the West Coast of SA along the sand dunes

This species forms a (mostly) single

A clump forming succulent known from the Pofadder region in the Bushmanland

Has a large tuberous root and needs a larger pot to maintain good health

It occurs naturally near Elisras

with a unique appearance and leaves covered in warts

This is one of the few species that flower during the summer dormancy with pink flowers

Your plant will consist of a small clump of several leaves

Known from the area of Arondegas

the caudex can reach a diameter of 30 cm

These plants are a real bargain for their size

they will still be quite frost tender and will require protection in areas experiencing frost