🌿 Drimia intricata Bulb – Exotic Climbing “Onion” Style Plant 🌱

Drimia intricata is an unusual bulbous plant with a rounded bulb and fine, wiry green stems that give it a delicate, airy look. Often called a “climbing onion” type plant, it is perfect for collectors who enjoy rare, sculptural bulbs in pots or dish gardens.​

🌱 WHAT YOU GET

• 1 healthy Drimia intricata bulb/plant (size as per current stock)

• Bulb with developing wiry stems or in dormant bulb form, depending on season

• Ready to pot in a small container with well-draining mix

🌼 KEY FEATURES

• 🌿 Bulbous perennial with pale green to yellow‑brown bulb, often half‑exposed above soil.​

• 🌱 Produces thin, branching green stems that resemble a delicate tangle or miniature climber.​

• 🌸 Small white to yellowish flowers appear on airy stems for an interesting display.​

• 🪴 Compact habit; ideal for pots, shelves, and caudiciform/bulb collections.​

• 🌵 Drought‑tolerant and suited to succulent‑style, low‑water culture.​

🌿 PLANTING & CARE

• 🪴 Plant the bulb in a gritty, well‑draining mix (cactus/succulent soil with sand or perlite); keep the top of the bulb slightly exposed.​

• ☀️ Place in bright light with some direct sun; protect from harsh afternoon scorch.

• 💧 Water thoroughly, then allow the soil to dry out almost completely before the next watering; reduce water during dormancy to prevent rot.​

• 🌡️ Keep in a warm, frost‑free spot; shelter from heavy rain.

• 🔄 The plant may go through resting phases; leaves and stems can die back naturally before new growth appears.

🌷 BENEFITS & USES

• 🌿 Eye‑catching, unusual bulb perfect for rare-plant and caudiciform collections.​

• 🎨 Adds a sculptural, airy accent to minimalist or modern décor.

• 🏡 Great conversation piece for desks, windowsills, and indoor plant shelves.

• 🌱 Low maintenance and water‑efficient once established.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER

Plant/bulb may arrive in active growth or dormant, depending on season. Size, stem density, and flowering depend on light, watering, and climate. Not for consumption.