ORNITHOGALUM lithopsoides

ORNITHOGALUM lithopsoides

Author : Van Jaarsv
Family : Hyacinthaceae
Habitat : South Africa
one of the recent discoveries from the Oudtshoorn area in SA. It is a true miniature that grows with its bulb half visible in habitat too. It forms clusters of 20+ bulbs.
plant with about 10 adult bulbs (picture)
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CULTIVATION:
Exposure: bright. Take care do not expose the bulb in full sun.
Temperature: minimum of 0°C (winter growth)
Soil: not too rich but mainly well drained
summer resting with loose of leaves in spring

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