Conophytum tantillum subsp. inexpectatum (Umdaus) Succulents

Conophytum tantillum subsp. inexpectatum (Umdaus) SucculentsA small, dome forming species with elongated heads and long tubed, large, yellow flowers in autumn. A very rare species known only from a small area near Umdaus. Each plant will contain a minimum of three heads. A summer dormant species growing actively during winter, we will provide you with detailed cultivation tips for successfully growing Conophytums.

Produces small

Small handmade pots which resemble the natural habitat of these dwarf succulents

spreading stapeliad with short stems producing a relatively large (4 cm) very hairy flower in summer/autumn

Each plant will contain a minimum of four heads

red flowers during summer/autumn

light weekly watering from October to April but then withholding water during winter and a firm but fast draining soil

dome forming species with large

A creeping to climbing plant with succulent stems up to 10 mm thick

with heavily dotted

They can handle lots of watering during the summer

with diameter of about 2 to 3 cm

This combo includes one of each of these two unique plants