Chincherinchee, Ornithogalum (Orange) – Bulbs

Description
Vibrant plant that grows beautifully in pots and has enormous, long-lasting blossoms.

The genus’s common name, Star-of-Bethlehem, derives from its star-shaped flowe Ornithogalum is a genus that has over 180 species. Long linear to oblong-lanceolate (lance-shaped) leaves are the genus’ defining feature. The ovoid bulbs have concrescent or free scales.

With fading green or brown shading in the center, these are either off-white or white. Once open, these long-lasting blossoms bend in the direction of the light. There are only roughly six leaves per stalk, and they are sword-shaped and succulent.

Common Name: Wonder Flower, Chincherinchee, Star-of-Bethlehem
Height: Up to 24 inches
color: Orange flowers
blooming period: Summer
Difficulty Level: Easy growth

Planting And Care

• When the soil appears dry to the touch, water the plant.
• Give your plants plenty of water during the summer and less during the winter and wet season.
• Aim to water the plants between 8 and 10 in the morning.
• Dead, diseased, or damaged plant components should be removed and thrown in the rubbish collector.
• Plants should be fertilized during the planting and growing seasons.
• Apply organic stuff as a mulch to the plant.

Chincherinchee Care

• The spring and summer months are when Chincherinchee bulbs are sown.
• Make sure the soil is well-drained and pick a spot that receives full sun.
• For bulb plantations, use the following potting mix ratio: garden soil + compost + perlite + sand (2:2:1:1).Soil + vermicompost + cocopeat (2:1:2)