Conophytum violaciflorum (Springbok) Handmade Pots

Conophytum violaciflorum (Springbok) Handmade PotsA small, dome forming species with keeled and smooth heads producing small, pink flowers in autumn. A relatively rare species known only from the area around Springbok. Each plant will contain a minimum of two heads. A summer dormant species growing actively during winter, we will provide you with detailed cultivation tips for successfully growing Conophytums.

A clump forming Mesemb originating form the Eastern Cape

Forming a small dome over time

A species that has a very pretty dotted appearance

it is ideally adapted to a highveld climate and can also be planted in the garden when large enough

Your plant will consist of a single cluster with several leaves and have already started flowering

fuzzy and flat-topped heads that produce a pink flower in autumn

which can reach about 20 cm in diameter and is can be grown half-exposed

A loosely clump forming species with rounded and spotted heads producing large purple flowers in autumn

especially if grown in bright sunlight

Produces small white or pink flowers in autumn

Benefits from bright sunlight  and light watering throughout the year

forming a small clump of highly succulent leaves