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 taylorianum

Conophytum tishleri

Conophytum truncatum is a perennial succulent that produces clumps of rounded, dark blue-green leaf pairs adorned with darker speckles. In the autumn, it blooms with creamy-yellow flowers.

Conophytum truncatum

Conophytum ursprungianum

Conophytum uvaeforme

Conophytum uviforme

Conophytum vanheerdei

Conophytum velutinum

Conophytum verrucosum

Conophytum viridicatum

Conophytum vitreopapillum

Conophytum wettsteinii is a small succulent that features smooth, grey-green leaf pairs fused together, reaching a height of up to 2 cm. This species readily forms clumps by producing offsets. During late summer, it produces pink flowers that can measure up to 2 cm in diameter.

Conophytum wettsteinii

Conophytum wiggettae

Conophytum wittebergense

Conophytum x cupreiflorum

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