Albuca Spiralis caudex

Water:

April-September: During the growing season (when the plant has leaves) once every two weeks. Do not water outside the growing season (when it has no leaves). *

October-March: Also adhere to the above. * *

*This is only for a sunny location

Light: Sunny

Nutrition: Once a month during the growing season

The Albuca Spiralis is a beautiful caudex that occurs naturally in a large area in South Africa. Here the Albuca Spiralis grows in dry grass areas. Because the leaves of the Albuca Spiralis themselves also resemble blades of grass, this caudex is difficult to find in nature.

In nature, the leaves of the Albuca Spiralis are not so curled. This curling was created by breeding selected plants. This led to these beautiful Albuca Spiralis plants with curled leaves.

The Albuca Spiralis is a winter grower and has its rest period in the summer in our country. It is important that you follow the biological rhythm of the plant when caring for it. The first green points emerge from the caudex in autumn. This indicates that the Albuca Spiralis has started its growing season. From this moment on you can water the caudex again. The growing season runs until the end of spring. Then the Albuca Spiralis goes into rest and its beautiful green curled leaves die. During the rest period it is important that you absolutely do not water this caudex.

When the growing season of the Albuca Spiralis comes to an end, the flowers appear at the end of winter. A flower stem grows from the heart of the caudex with all yellow bell-shaped flowers attached to it.

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