Conophytum consists of small, succulent perennials that develop clusters of fleshy structures. Each structure features a pair of thick leaves that are joined at the base. From the central split, single daisy-like flowers emerge. Typically, the leaves will wither after the flowering period.

Conophytum

Conophytum asperulum

Conophytum auriflorum

Conophytum barbatum

Conophytum batesii

Conophytum bilobum is a succulent that develops in clumps, featuring two thick, grey-green leaves that merge at the base. In late summer, it produces a single, bright yellow flower resembling a daisy, measuring about 3 cm in diameter.

Conophytum bilobum

Conophytum blandum

Conophytum breve

Conophytum brownii

Conophytum burgeri

Conophytum calculus

Conophytum calitzdorpense

Conophytum candidum

Conophytum caroli

Conophytum catervum

Conophytum christiansenianum

Conophytum compressum

Conophytum concavum

Conophytum connatum

Conophytum corculum

Conophytum crassum

Conophytum cupreatum

Conophytum densipunctum

Conophytum devium

Conophytum diversum

Conophytum ecarinatum

Conophytum ectypum

Conophytum elishae

Conophytum ernianum

Conophytum fibuliforme

Conophytum ficiforme

Conophytum flavum is a succulent perennial that produces clusters of paired, partially fused greyish leaves. In the autumn, it blooms with solitary flowers that range from pale to deep brown.

Conophytum flavum

Conophytum fraternum

Conophytum friedrichiae

Conophytum frutescens

Conophytum fulleri

Conophytum germanum

Conophytum giftbergense

Conophytum globosum

Conophytum gracilistylum

Conophytum graessneri

Conophytum gratum is a perennial succulent that develops a cluster of pale green, rounded leaf pairs. It produces pink flowers, measuring up to 2 cm in diameter, during the late summer months.

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