Conophytum irmae
A small South African Conophytum known only from the Cape Provinces, with no georeferenced wild records available. Grow it like other Conophytum: very bright light, a gritty mineral mix, water in the cool season, and a dry summer rest while the old leaf pairs dry into papery sheaths.
Where it grows wild
Conophytum grow in rock cracks and shallow gritty pockets on quartz, sandstone or shale outcrops in arid South Africa, often on the cooler, shaded side of rocks. No habitat notes specific to this species were found.
No records carry an elevation; the single climate site is at about 1040 m in the Northern Cape interior and is a representative point, not a collection locality.
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