cono succulent Conophytum bilobum

cono succulent Conophytum bilobumAbout Conophytum bilobum Conophytum bilobum belongs to the Aizoaceae family of succulent plants, native to South Africa and Namibia. Its name, bilobum, refers to the two lobed ear like leaves that form a V shape, resembling a cat's or rabbit's ears. The tips and edges of Conophytum bilobum's leaves bear red hues, while the plant's overall color is green, with possible dark granules on the surface. As it matures, offsets develop, and in autumn, it

About Conophytum bilobum

Conophytum bilobum belongs to the Aizoaceae family of succulent plants, native to South Africa and Namibia. Its name, bilobum, refers to the two-lobed ear-like leaves that form a V shape, resembling a cat's or rabbit's ears. The tips and edges of Conophytum bilobum's leaves bear red hues, while the plant's overall color is green, with possible dark granules on the surface. As it matures, offsets develop, and in autumn, it blooms with yellow flowers at the fork of its leaves.

How to care for Conophytum bilobum

Sunlight: Suitable for indoor and outdoor care, providing ample indirect light indoors or 4 hours of direct sunlight daily.

Temperature: Conophytum bilobum thrives in temperatures ranging from 64-75°F (18-24°C), with a minimum temperature of 28°F (-2°C).

Watering: Conophytum bilobum is drought-tolerant and prefers minimal watering during its growing season in winter to early summer. During dormancy in summer, water sparingly when the plant begins to shrivel.

Propagation: Easily propagated through offsets, Conophytum bilobum forms clusters. Thin out overcrowded clusters by removing some branches for propagation.

Soil and Pot: Use well-draining gravel or cactus mix soil for potting Conophytum bilobum.

More information

Primary color: Green
Secondary color: Green
Cold hardiness: Zone 10b-11b (from 35F to 50F)
Product format: 2" pot
Suitability: Balcony, window, garden
Propagation: Seeds, offset cuttings
Special characteristic: Cluster growing