Bowiea volubilis

Bowiea volubilis is a fascinating bulbous climber admired for its unique twining succulent stems. This striking plant, often called the sea onion, belongs to the rich North African flora. Gardeners appreciate its unusual growth habit where slender vines spiral gracefully, adding a sculptural touch to any collection. Its bulbous base stores water, helping it thrive in dry conditions, which enhances its ornamental appeal.

The Bowiea volubilis bulb, sometimes referred to as Bowiea volubilis bulbifera, is the heart of this plant’s charm. Its smooth, rounded shape contrasts beautifully with the twisting green stems. Known as a climbing Bowiea, it produces slender vines that can reach upward, making it perfect for trellises or decorative supports. Additionally, people call it a medicinal vine due to its traditional uses in herbal remedies, adding cultural value to its visual appeal.

• Features a bulbous base that stores water efficiently
• Produces slender, twining succulent stems
• Known as the sea onion for its unique shape
• Part of the diverse North African flora
• Recognized for traditional medicinal properties

This Bowiea volubilis stands out as an exotic and rare succulent climber. Its combination of a bulbous base with twining vines creates a dramatic display. Collectors prize it for both its ornamental form and botanical uniqueness. Whether displayed indoors or in a warm garden, it captivates attention with its unusual silhouette and cultural heritage.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.