This plant will be in hibernation mode during summer. During summer (May to October), you will be receiving a caudex with no leave and you need to wait till winter for new growth of leaves.
- Drimia intricata is native to African and South Africa
- Each bulb of Drimia intricata has one to several leaves that are often dry by the time the flowers open
- The individual flowers generally last for only one to two days and have white to yellowish green or brown sepals that are either free or joined into a basal tube
- After fertilization, an ovoid capsule forms with several seeds in each locule. The seeds are black and winged
- Don't water your plant frequently in hibernation mode to prevent root rot
daily care of Drimia intricata
Light condition:
Full sun to partial shade
How to water:
Allow getting dry between watering
Size:
Diameter approximately 0.2-0.6''(0.5-2cm)
Please click this link for information on how to acclimate the plant upon receipt.
