Conophytum ectypum subsp. ectypum Handmade Pots

Conophytum ectypum subsp. ectypum Handmade PotsA small species forming a small dome over time with rounded and smooth heads. It produces long tubed, dark pink 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.

succulent leaves during summer from a small caudice

Best grown with the bulbs in shade

This species is differentiated from the other similar looking species by its flower

Your plant will consist several leaf pairs

The flower is red

Also suitable for rockeries

Remember that these small pots dry out much quicker and your plant will need more frequent watering

which die down during winter

Keep the the roots and lowers stems in shadier spot while allowing the trailing stems to reach sunlight - this will also promote flowering

Euphorbia meloformis can grow up to 20 cm high and wide and often starting to cluster in old age

though still distichous and will only start spiraling when they reach about 30 cm

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