Drimiopsis Kirkii Giant Squill plant

Drimiopsis Kirkii Giant Squill plant is an exotic and beautiful houseplant. Decorate your house, either interior or exterior with this indigenous species. Drimiopsis Kirkii Giant Squill is succulent. It has leaves with spots all around. The leaves are thick and dense. The color of the spots varies from dark green to light brown. It is an attractive plant from South Africa. The leaves are light green with a silver touch. It looks great wherever you keep it. Besides these, one can see the white color flowers with narrow spikes.

Care

It requires low maintenance and care. The plant can is drought tolerant. It is an advise to keep it dry during the winter. Also, place it indoors during the Spring season and during Autumn, you can place it outdoor. Try to water it frequently during Summer. If you like rock gardening, then it is the best choice for you.

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Buy different types of pots for your cute succulent plant from Urbano. You can get beautiful pots with variable sizes for it. These are Plastic grow pots, and Thermoform pots terracotta color. One can also check the collection of beautiful planters by visiting the Planters section. Here you can check the planters to decorate your house with a charm. If you need manure and compost for your garden, then visit our Plants care section. Here, you can find soil mix, fertilizers, organic manure, and many more products like these.

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• Indoor plant.
• The lifespan is more than 10 years.
• Easy to grow and requires less maintenance.
• Origin is South Africa.
• Drought is tolerant.
• Blossoms can be seen from April to September.