Conophytum uviforme is a dwarf succulent that usually grows in clusters of many bodies, forming a compact dome up to 8 inches (20 cm)…
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Conophytum is a genus of miniature succulent plants that belong to the Aizoaceae family. The species are native to South Africa and Namibia. The name is derived from the Latin word "conus", meanig "cone" and the Greek word "phytum", meanig "plant". The plants are also known as Buttons, Water Blisters, Cone Plants, Dumplings or Button Plants.
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Conophytum minutum (Lesser Dumpling) is a dwarf succulent that grows in a cluster of many bodies composed of two fleshy, almost entirely…
Conophytum pageae is a small succulent that usually grows in clusters of many bodies, forming a small mound. The bodies are inversely…
Conophytum velutinum is a dwarf succulent with bodies of two fleshy grayish-green leaves with a velvety texture. It produces many bodies…
Conophytum cordatum is a small succulent with short internodes and bodies of two fleshy, partly fused leaves. It produces many bodies…
Conophytum truncatum (Eastern Buttons) is a dwarf succulent that produces many bodies of two fused leaves densely clustered in a big mound…
Conophytum obcordellum (Dumpling) is a dwarf succulent that forms clumps of bodies composed of two fused leaves. The bodies are up to 1.2…
Conophytum maughanii is a dwarf succulent with two fleshy leaves almost entirely fused into a soft, globose to short cylindrical body. It…
Conophytum roodiae is a dwarf succulent that forms dense clusters, up to 2 inches (5 cm) in diameter, of unequal bodies composed of two…
Conophytum angelicae is a dwarf succulent with pea-shaped bodies of two almost entirely fused leaves in shades of green, brown, purple…