The Conophytum velutinum is a small, yet beautiful succulent native to the dry regions of South Africa. It is a member of the Aizoaceae family and can be found in the Northern Cape Province. This plant is typically around 1-2 inches in size and has an interesting shape that resembles two fused bodies. The top half is usually light green with a velvet texture, while the bottom half is slightly darker and more wrinkled. The leaves are also quite unique as they have a pointed tip at one end and are slightly curved at the other end. The Conophytum velutinum produces yellow flowers that bloom during the summer months. These flowers have five petals each and can be up to 1 inch in diameter. They often attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinators due to their sweet nectar. When it comes to care requirements, this succulent prefers bright sunlight but should not be exposed to direct sunlight for too long as it may cause sunburns on its leaves. It should also be watered sparingly as it does not require much water to survive. It prefers well-draining soil that is slightly acidic or neutral in pH level. Throughout history, this succulent has been used for medicinal purposes by locals in South Africa who believed it had healing properties when applied directly onto wounds or ingested orally as a tea or tincture. Today, many people still use this plant for its medicinal benefits as well as its ornamental value in gardens and terrariums around the world!