Conophytum violaciflorum
A tiny cone plant from the arid northern Cape, known from only a handful of wild records. Grow it like other Conophytum: dormant and dry through the hot season, growing in the cooler months with bright light, light watering and a very gritty mineral mix.
Where it grows wild
A dwarf, clump-forming succulent of arid rocky ground. Microhabitat notes for this species were not found. As in the genus, it most likely grows in rock crevices or among stones, partly shaded by rock in the heat of the day.
Few records carry an elevation; the climate sites are at about 200 m and 980 m.
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