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

pinguicula but leaves are longer when young

not the tiny flowers normally associated with Mammillaria

High light and water stress usually increases the pink color

Spines are short and stout

The are smooth

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