Drimia multisetosa displays tufts of long, slender leaves that emerge from a bulbous base, a striking adaptation to its dry native habitats. This perennial's tall, unbranched stems showcase dense clusters of small, resilient flowers, often a soft hue of pink or white, attuned to attract pollinators in sparse terrain. Its multiple bristle-like setae provide a unique texture, aiding in water conservation and deterrence of herbivores.
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Pruning:
Drimia multisetosa features distinctive flower spikes and requires pruning in early spring. Trim dead stems to stimulate growth, remove spent flowers for potential reblooming, and enhance air circulation. Use sharp, clean tools, pruning above nodes for best results.
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