I'm interested. Please check out my trade list and let me know if we can work out a trade. Thanks, Pat Here is a link that might be useful: My trade list

Hi, I checked out Albuca, Lachenallia, Scilla, and Drimiopsis and none looked at all like my plants. I does look almost exactly like a dwarf, highly branched Bowiea volubilis but the mature stems are only 3-4 ft max and very feathery compared to B. volubis with 8 ft plus stems that are much more open. Like B. volubis, the leaves are TINY, scale-like structures along the stem wherever a new branch comes off (nodes) that are too small to readily see, and the flowers are small, sparse, and greenish. The showy part of the plant is the highly divided stems. That is why I think if may be a ssp. of B. volubis or a different species of Bowiea (which is listed a being comprised of only 1 species) - the thought has occurred to me that it may be an undescribed taxon. Regards, Genepaul

You guys are all so close! The leaves on my plant are straight up. The plants that you all have mentioned have very crazy, almost everywhere. I don't know if that makes a change in the plant ID. Grantgarden2

Thanks all! Cactusmcharris, thx for the tip. Google suggested "Albuca augrabies hill"...nice species! Norma, I'm jealous :) The only other Albuca I have is A. ciliaris. Both bulbs stay plump and green, but in two years I've never had any growth. Any tips on how to get them going? thx, -R