Conophytum loescheanum Succulents

Conophytum loescheanum SucculentsA small, dome forming species with small, wedge shaped and smooth leaves producing small, nocturnal, and sweetly scented flowers in autumn. Closely related to Conophytum hians but with smooth leaves. 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.

Produces small

Best grown in partial sunlight

This species requires a bit more shade than most

A species ideally suited for hanging baskets

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

It occurs naturally near Douglas and is one of only two known locations where this species is found

occurring in the highveld region and can take lots of water during summer and withstands very cold conditions

We water these lightly throughout the year

A small species forming moderate clumps but with relatively large heads (about 2 cm diameter)

Plants are seed grown

producing annual leaves with small purple flowers

Each plant will contain a minimum of three heads