Albuca concordiana ②

Albuca concordiana ②
Bulb
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Only the bulb will be shipped.

This is a winter-growing bulbous plant (Cape bulb) native to South Africa, characterized by its unique appearance with slender, silver-blue leaves that curl and twist. The more light it receives, the tighter the leaves curl, and it blooms with fragrant flowers from winter to spring. It goes dormant in the summer, shedding its leaves, and survives the season as a bulb. This is a rare succulent with spirally (corkscrew-shaped) leaves, making it highly ornamental.
* Growing Season: Autumn to Spring (winter-growing). It grows when temperatures are around 20°C and goes dormant in the summer.
* Sunlight: Prefers full sun. The leaves curl more tightly when exposed to plenty of sunlight. Insufficient light will cause the leaves to grow straight.
* Watering: Water thoroughly when the soil is dry. It is drought-tolerant but be careful not to overwater.
* Soil and Pot: Well-draining soil and a slitted pot are suitable.
* Summer Care: In summer, the leaves wither and only the bulb remains. Manage by keeping it in a well-ventilated, shaded area and allowing it to dry out.
It blooms with white to pale yellow flowers in spring. It prefers a dry environment, making it an easy-to-care-for plant for beginners, and it is a bulb.