Conophytum taylorianum ssp nova
syn: Ophthalmophyllum taylorianum ssp nova
Description
Conophytum taylorianum ssp. nova is a unique succulent from the arid regions of South Africa, a subspecies of Conophytum taylorianum. It is characterized by its small, paired, fused leaves that form a pebble-like shape. The body colors can vary from green to grayish-brown and sometimes have attractive patterns or markings. This subspecies is known for its compact size and its ability to thrive in harsh conditions. It produces small, daisy-like flowers, typically in the autumn or winter. Conophytum taylorianum ssp. nova requires full sun and a very well-draining, gritty soil mix. Water sparingly, allowing the soil to dry out completely between waterings, especially during dormancy. Good air circulation is essential.
Description
Conophytum taylorianum ssp. nova is a unique succulent from the arid regions of South Africa, a subspecies of Conophytum taylorianum. It is characterized by its small, paired, fused leaves that form a pebble-like shape. The body colors can vary from green to grayish-brown and sometimes have attractive patterns or markings. This subspecies is known for its compact size and its ability to thrive in harsh conditions. It produces small, daisy-like flowers, typically in the autumn or winter. Conophytum taylorianum ssp. nova requires full sun and a very well-draining, gritty soil mix. Water sparingly, allowing the soil to dry out completely between waterings, especially during dormancy. Good air circulation is essential.