Albuca concordiana FEB Frog's Feet

Frog's Feet

Bursera schlechtendalii

Welwitschia do not like to stay dry

Have you ever swiped on a hottie only to learn that behind the flawless profile is a slimy weirdo with whisker-like barbels living in stinky marsh water noshing on bugs and the decaying flesh of dead fish

When dormancy begins

Albuca concordiana FEB Frog's Feet*MULTIPLE PLANTS AVAILABLE. YOU WILL RECEIVE A SIMILAR PLANT IN SIZE AND AGE AS THE ONE SHOWN* Albuca concordiana (syn. Ornithogalum concordianum) is a small geophytic perennial plant that reaches 20 cm in height when in flower, and slowly offsetting to form clumps. It is distinguished by corkscrew coiled leaves. When dormancy begins, the inflorescence appears and soon bursts open with fragrant flowers with bright yellow petals. PLANT INFO & CARE