Conophytum marnierianum
A small, clump-forming Conophytum from the Cape winter-growing succulent country, usually treated as a natural hybrid. Grow it like other bilobed conophytums: active from autumn to spring, bone dry and shaded through the summer dormancy.
Where it grows wild
A dwarf succulent of quartz and rock crevices in arid Cape shrubland, generalised from the genus because no wild records were available. Bodies sit among stones that give some side shade.
No wild elevation is recorded; the single climate point used is at about 1040 m and may not represent the true locality.
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