Bulb - Albuca Concordiana [Rare Succulents]

The Albuca Concordiana is a rare and stunning succulent with thin, wavy leaves that grow up to 8 inches long. The leaves have a unique, pale-green color with dark-green stripes that run down the center, making it a beautiful addition to any succulent collection. This plant produces tall flower stalks that bloom in the spring with small, yellow, star-shaped flowers that have a sweet, honey-like fragrance.

The Albuca Concordiana is easy to care for and is perfect for both indoor and outdoor settings. It prefers well-draining soil and moderate watering. This rare succulent is sure to make a statement in your home or office.

You will receive bulb of Albuca Concordiana (0.6-0.8 inch/1.5-2 cm). They are summer dormant plants and will wake up in fall. Please note, you'll receive the bulb itself, not a fully grown plant. To ensure your bulb arrives in the best condition and to minimize shipping stress, we trim the leaves before dispatch.

Care Tips for Your New Albuca Concordiana Bulb:

Settling In: Once you receive your bulb, plant it in well-draining, sandy soil. Initially, keep it in a semi-shaded area for about a week to allow it to acclimate to its new environment.
Watering Wisdom: Wait 3-5 days to water the bulb after planting. Wait for the soil to completely dry out between waterings. Albuca Concordiana prefers drier conditions, so it's important to avoid overwatering to prevent bulb rot.
Sunlight Requirements: Full sunlight is essential for your Albuca Concordiana. It encourages the leaves to develop their characteristic curl. Place your plant in a location where it can enjoy plenty of direct sunlight for the best growth and leaf formation.

There Is No Pot And Soil, Only Albuca concordiana.

Packing: small carton

Germination Temperature: 10 /By night- 15 °C /By day
!! You NEED the temperature difference !!
Germination Time: 10-15 days
Growing Speed: Fast

​When can i seed?

There is no specific seeding season for succulents as long as you can fix the according temperature by yourself. Temperature is super important during the germination period, but only during that period. After that seeds can grow in normal temperature.