NWT - Albuca bracteata, commonly known as the "Pregnant Onion” w / Pottery

Albuca bracteata, commonly known as the "Pregnant Onion," or “False Sea Onion” is a succulent bulbous plant native to South Africa, named for the small bulblets that form on its main bulb. It features long, grass-like leaves and produces tall stalks of small, white, fragrant flowers with a green stripe. This plant is easy to grow in well-draining soil, prefers bright light, and is drought-tolerant, making it a popular houseplant or container plant. Light: Prefers bright light, with a few hours of direct sun. Intense heat can scorch the leaves. Water: Water moderately, allowing the soil to dry out between waterings. This plant can be toxic if it is ingested, some people may experience allergic reactions with this plant when handling it, keep out of reach of children and pets. This is not a food product! Included simple, stylish white & grey pottery and seasonal bow.