Conophytum concavum
A small winter-growing Conophytum from the fog-cooled Namaqualand coast of South Africa's Cape Provinces. Little is published on this species itself, so care follows the genus: grow cool and bright through autumn to spring, and keep it nearly dry while it rests through summer.
Where it grows wild
Known from very few records on the Namaqualand coastal plain, where Conophytum typically sit in gravel or rock pockets in open succulent shrubland, often wedged against stones that cast some shade.
The single measured site sits near the coast at about 160 m.
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