Conophytum minutum (Succulents)

It is a dwarf succulent, consisting of tiny rounded bodies, in some subspecies flattened at the apex, which do not exceed one centimeter in diameter, but rather tend to develop horizontally, creating large, very suggestive carpets. The epidermis is bluish-green, sometimes it can be enriched with dark spots. These plants tend to rest, when temperatures rise, protected by a sort of paper sheath produced by the old leaves, while in autumn and winter, from the slot in the center of each small body, fragrant nocturnal flowers of a beautiful purple color bloom that pleasantly contrast with the tender color of the epidermis.