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Cone plant.

Conophytum bilobum

Pronunciación koh-no-FY-tum by-LOH-bum

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The cone plant is a charming, small succulent that forms unique, fleshy lobes. It is a member of the ice plant family and hails from South Africa. You will love its compact size and the way it blooms with daisy like flowers.

De un vistazo

Nivel de cuidados
Media
Tipo de planta
Succulent
Luz
Bright, indirect light is best to prevent scorching.
Luz en interior
Luz indirecta brillante
Riego
Cada 14 a 30 días
Tamaño adulto
3 inches
Ritmo de crecimiento
Lento

Cuidados

Keep this plant in a well draining succulent mix and avoid getting water on the leaves to prevent rot. Watch for shriveling during its summer dormancy, which is normal, but provide light water if it looks excessively dehydrated. Ensure it gets plenty of airflow to keep the plant healthy.

Riego
Water sparingly, allowing the soil to dry out completely between sessions.
Abonado
Apply a balanced, diluted succulent fertilizer only during the active growing season.
Poda
Only remove dead or dried leaves after the plant has finished its seasonal growth cycle.
Trasplante
Repot only when the plant has clearly outgrown its current container.
Suelo
Gritty, well draining cactus mix
pH del suelo
6.0 to 7.5

Seguridad

Mascotas
This plant is generally considered non toxic to cats and dogs.

Cómo identificarla

  • Fleshy, heart shaped succulent leaves
  • Smooth, light green epidermis
  • Small, daisy like yellow flowers
  • Compact, clumping growth habit

Ciencia

Familia
Aizoaceae
Género
Conophytum
Orden
Caryophyllales
Clase
Magnoliopsida

Taxonomía cotejada con GBIF.

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