Scilla undulata (Succulents)

Rather rare succulent and extremely showy for its overall appearance consisting of pretty drooping leaves, perfect also for shelves or hanging vases. Like all species of this family, it is a plant with a perennial bulb underground, from which annually branch out nastriform leaves, extremely thin but very long and pointed at the apex, which take on shades of a lively emerald green. One of the distinctive features of S. undulata, as the name suggests, is the presence of gently undulating margins, which contribute to conferring three-dimensionality to the entire specimen and make it absolutely unmistakable!