Crossyne flava
Amaryllidaceae
Description
Crossyne flava is a bulbous plant species native to South Africa, which is best known for its vibrant yellow flowers that appear in the spring. Its flowers are arranged in umbels on tall stems and create a stunning display. The plant's leaves are strap-shaped. Crossyne flava requires well-draining soil and a sunny location. It prefers a dry dormancy period during the summer months. Water it during the growing season, which is typically in the winter. Propagation is typically achieved through seed or offsets. Good drainage is vital to prevent bulb rot, especially during its dormant phase.
Description
Crossyne flava is a bulbous plant species native to South Africa, which is best known for its vibrant yellow flowers that appear in the spring. Its flowers are arranged in umbels on tall stems and create a stunning display. The plant's leaves are strap-shaped. Crossyne flava requires well-draining soil and a sunny location. It prefers a dry dormancy period during the summer months. Water it during the growing season, which is typically in the winter. Propagation is typically achieved through seed or offsets. Good drainage is vital to prevent bulb rot, especially during its dormant phase.