Scientific Name: Ixiamaculata
Common Name: Sticky Dry
Family: Iris subfamily
Native to South Africa, this beautiful bulbous plant thrives in warm and humid conditions but is not tolerant of cold or excessive summer heat. It prefers well-drained, loose sandy loam soil and requires good air circulation to prevent root rot.
This plant typically grows between 30 to 60 cm tall and features small, boat-shaped leaves—usually 2 to 3 in number. The flowers appear in spikes, with a salverform (funnel-shaped) corolla that ranges from yellow to white, often marked with purple or black spots near the throat. Hybrid varieties come in a wide range of colors, including red, purple, and orange.
Flowering occurs from April to May, making it a popular choice for spring gardens. In warmer regions, it's usually planted in November and protected during winter to bloom in late spring. For cooler climates, it can be grown in pots indoors or in greenhouses. Planting is done from September to October, with blooms appearing in late winter or early spring.
Ixiamaculata is commonly propagated through bulbs and is widely used in ornamental gardening, especially in warm areas. It's also popular as a potted plant in greenhouses and as a cut flower for floral arrangements.
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