Albuca concordiana *Blue Curly Leaves* Crassulaceae pinguicula but leaves are longer

pinguicula but leaves are longer when young

especially in the winter

this is probably a dwarf form of S

Plant can be propagated from stem cuttings

High light and water stress usually increases the pink color

Albuca concordiana *Blue Curly Leaves* Crassulaceae pinguicula but leaves are longerAlbuca concordiana A rarely seen succulent bulb from South Africa with blue gray flattened curly q leaves. The bulb forms new bulblets regularly. You can leave them together to make a clump or separate them to make new plants. Flowers are bright yellow and produced at the end of the growing season. Easy to grow. It is a winter grower so water regularly (in succulent terms) from fall until spring, then cut back in the summer until it starts to grow