This mature specimen of Conophytum schlechteri is a refined and highly collectible example of this distinctive species. Forming a dense, multi-headed clump, it displays the compact, sculptural habit that makes this taxon so desirable among serious mesemb enthusiasts. Each paired body is neatly fused, with softly domed to slightly conical tops that create a rhythmic, almost geometric arrangement across the cluster.
 
The bodies exhibit subtle grey-green to bluish tones, often enhanced by delicate mottling and a smooth, satin-like epidermis. Under strong light, the surface may take on gentle blushes that accentuate its natural texture and locality character. The Farquharson form is particularly valued for its uniformity and elegant proportions, giving the plant a cohesive and harmonious appearance as it matures.
 
When in flower, this species produces charming, daisy-like blooms that emerge from the fissure between the paired leaves, adding a bright and cheerful contrast to its understated body coloration. As a mature, well-established specimen, this plant has already developed the fullness and presence that collectors seek, making it an exceptional addition to any serious Conophytum collection.