Albuca bracteata also called " sea onion " is a bulbous plant particularly resistant to high as well as low temperatures (down to -7°C).
Originally from South Africa like our very dear Drosera Aliciae , Albuca bracteata can reach impressive dimensions with leaves up to 1 meter long... If you know how to be patient and place it in a very bright place without subjecting it to too much direct sunlight.
Size 1 > Bulb of approximately 1 centimeter in diameter
Size 2 > Bulb approximately 4 centimeters in diameter
9cm pot > Bulb approximately 5 centimeters in diameter
12cm pot > Bulb approximately 5 to 7 centimeters in diameter
The ends of the leaves systematically dry out , don't worry, this is part of the plant's vegetative rhythm!
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Light : Albuca bracteata appreciates bright light, but avoid direct sunlight which can burn its leaves. A location near an east or southeast facing window is ideal.
Temperature : It tolerates a wide range of temperatures, but prefers moderate temperatures between -7°C and 25°C .
Spring and summer : Water regularly, but allow the substrate to dry out slightly between waterings.
Fall and winter : Reduce watering considerably, or even stop watering completely if the plant loses its leaves.
Draining substrate : Use a substrate specially designed for cacti and succulents , or mix universal potting soil with coarse sand to improve drainage.
Low Feeding : Feed a low-dose succulent fertilizer once a month during the active growing season (spring and summer).
Every 2-3 years: Repot your Albuca bracteata every 2-3 years in a slightly larger pot, in spring.
By bulbils: Separate the bulbils from the mother plant and transplant them into small individual pots.
Overwatering: Overwatering can lead to root rot.
Lack of light: A lean plant without bulbils indicates a lack of light.
Poorly drained substrate: A substrate that is too compact retains water and encourages disease.
Albuca bracteata also called " sea onion " is a bulbous plant particularly resistant to high as well as low temperatures (down to -7°C).
Originally from South Africa like our very dear Drosera Aliciae , Albuca bracteata can reach impressive dimensions with leaves up to 1 meter long... If you know how to be patient and place it in a very bright place without subjecting it to too much direct sunlight.
Size 1 > Bulb of approximately 1 centimeter in diameter
Size 2 > Bulb approximately 4 centimeters in diameter
9cm pot > Bulb approximately 5 centimeters in diameter
12cm pot > Bulb approximately 5 to 7 centimeters in diameter
The ends of the leaves systematically dry out , don't worry, this is part of the plant's vegetative rhythm!
