Conophytum pubescens
A small, finely hairy Conophytum from the Cape Provinces of South Africa, known from very few records. Like most of its genus it grows in the cool season and rests through the hot summer, so the key to keeping it is a dry, warm summer dormancy and careful watering from autumn to spring.
Where it grows wild
Conophytum grow in rock crevices and on gravel or quartz patches, often on the shaded side of rocks where they get bright but not scorching light. No habitat detail for this species was available, so this is inferred from the genus.
No elevations recorded; the climate site used is a regional point at about 1,040 m.
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