Conophytum lithopsoides
A small, flat-topped Conophytum resembling a Lithops, from the arid northwest of South Africa's Northern Cape near Aggeneys. It is a winter grower that must be kept dry and dormant through the hot summer.
Where it grows wild
Like most Conophytum, probably in cracks and shallow pockets of rock or quartz gravel, partly shaded by the rock.
Recorded at 850–1,061 m, median 1,050 m.
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