Description
This wonderful bulbous plant from the semi-desert regions of Mexico and Guatemala was brought to Europe by Spanish conquistadors in 1593.
It is a rare, small bulbous plant that grows 20–30 cm tall in the garden and produces pale blue, almost white flowers from April to May, depending on the position.
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Requirements
It grows best in a sunny position. The soil should be light but humus-rich and adequately moist. The pH is not very important, but close to neutral is best.
Propagation
The best method of propagation is to separate the offset bulbs.
Care
In spring, during full growth, keep the soil moist; during the rest period the water supply should be very limited.
Average lifespan: it can live a very long time.






