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The yellow-orange bell-shaped blossoms appear on the stalks in winter and early spring

Their stems can extend up to 6 inches tall and are scattered over pots

Conophytum bilobum Color_pink reducing the watering frequency isAbout 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