Conophytum pellucidum *Clumping Miniature* Cactus Color is best in winter

Color is best in winter and when put in higher light and/or water stressing them some

While technically a succulent this plant doesn't like drying out fully (but is forgiving of the occasional dry spell)

The flowers are just a few millimeters wide but it flowers regularly during the warmer months unlike a lot of the showier Stapeliads that bloom once a year or so

These leaves are mostly gray but have irregular dark red to purplish spots

Give good light but watch for sunburn in hot sun

Conophytum pellucidum *Clumping Miniature* Cactus Color is best in winterConophytum pellucidum Possibly the smallest species of Conophytum. A cute Lithops relative with tiny purple red leaves. Like most plants in this group it produces leaves in pairs, usually one pair per year, although they are so fused together they look like a single leaf. Will form offsets in time forming nice clumps. Easy to grow as long as you don't overwater it. Protect from frost and hot afternoon sun. The biggest difference between Conophytum and