Conophytum depressum
A tiny winter-growing Conophytum from the Cape Provinces of South Africa, from the Namaqualand–Knersvlakte belt. It grows in the cool, wetter months and sleeps through the hot dry summer; most losses come from watering during dormancy.
Where it grows wild
Generalised from the genus: rock crevices and quartz or gravel patches in succulent karoo, with roots in a thin pocket of mineral soil.
Two records, at roughly 480 m and 1,065 m.
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