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Androcymbium burchellii Seeds - Sow Autumn - Indigenous Perennial Bulb Seeds

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Closed 13 Oct 21 13:45
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Condition
New
Location
South Africa
Format
Seeds
Lifecycle
Perennial
Product code
Androcymbium burchellii 1
Bob Shop ID
531910165

Androcymbium burchellii Seeds

Cup and a Saucer, Men-in-a-boat; Bobbejaanskoen

Members of the genus Androcymbium are low, short-stemmed to stemless perennials with leaves spreading on the ground. The most noticeable characteristics are the colourful bracts, which are upright, forming a cup that embraces the flowers. The name is derived from the Greek words, aner, man, and kumbion, cup. Species of the genus Androcymbium are short-stemmed or stemless reaching a height of 15 cm. Leaves are few to several, scattered along the stem & they have a soft leathery texture and the margins are sometimes crisped and smooth or ciliolate or bristly. The bulb of Androcymbium has been used medicinally by the Southern Sothos as ointment for sore ears. The plant is believed to be a charm to stop the enemy in wars.