Drimia maritima Living Gifts You can pull off these

You can pull off these rosettes and transplant them in another pot

creating a spectacular display when in bloom

Peduncles: Solitary 4-8 mm tall

the coronas at the centers of the flowers are dark purple

The stems of firesticks are as thin as pencils (hence the name) and turn a fire-red in the winter

Drimia maritima Living Gifts You can pull off theseDrimia maritima has the common name the Red Squill or Sea Onion. A part of the Asparagaceae family, this flowering species grows from the underground bulb. Each spring, a rosette grows from a bulb. The foliage is marked by dark green color about 1 meter in height. However, the rosette dies during the blooming season or fall. At this time, the Drimia maritima bulbs produce an inflorescence covered with white flowers. This plant is native to Southern