Conophytum bruynsii
A small mat-forming Conophytum from the Cape Provinces of South Africa with almost nothing published on its habitat beyond the original description. Treat it like other dwarf Conophytum: very bright light, a mineral gritty mix, growth in the cool months and a dry summer rest.
Where it grows wild
No wild records carry coordinates. Like most of its genus it presumably grows in shallow pockets of gritty soil in rock cracks or among quartz pebbles in arid shrubland, partly shaded by the rock itself.
Unknown; the only climate site is a regional point at about 1,040 m in the Northern Cape interior, not a recorded locality.
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