Albuca Concordiana

Leaf will curl in direct sun only more sun more curl

Albuca Concordiana Description:  syn. Ornithogalum concordianum is a small geophytic perennial plant that reaches 20 cm in height when in flower, and slowly offseting 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 with a broad green midrib coming from the side of the flower stalk.
Derivation of specific name: The epithet concordiana refers to Concordia, South Africa, where the type specimen was collected.
Bulb: Small spherical, tunics white membranous above near the neck.