Albuca bracteata
Native range: South Africa
Known names: Pregnant Onion, False Sea Onion, Sea Onion
Hardiness: Keep above 55°
Mature Size: Each bulb can be 2' Tall, spreading 1' Wide, clump forming
Light: Morning sun, full sun
Water: Allow soil to dry before watering
Soil: Standard potting mix, succulent mix
Dormancy Period: Summer
Pet-Safe: No
Plant Size: Grown in 2.5" Pot
 
Long, soft blade leaves protruding from the center of teardrop-shaped bulbs. Bulbs generally remains above ground the soil line. Mature bulbs will produce bulblets around, and on the side of mature bulbs. Flowers emerge in Northern Hemisphere's Spring before dormancy in Summer. Called "Pregnant Onion" because it resembles an onion...that's pregnant(?) hahaha...