Conophytum uviforme
A small clump-forming Conophytum of the Namaqualand coast and lowlands in South Africa's winter-rainfall region. Like most of the genus it grows in the cool months and sleeps through summer, wedged in rock crevices; the key in cultivation is a dry summer rest and careful watering from autumn to spring.
Where it grows wild
Lithophytic in crevices and pockets of rock and gravel on low hills, as is usual for Conophytum; details for this species were not found.
Records from about 13 to 284 m.
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