Albuca canadensis (L.) F.M.Leight.

국표에는 없다.

Albuca canadensis is a perennial plant producing 5 - 10 leaves up to 45cm long from an underground bulb up to 5cm in diameter. The plant produces a flowering stem up to 120cm tall

The plant is harvested from the wild for local use as an emergency source of water.

Albuca canadensis is found wild in the Mediterranean-like climate of Cape Province in S. Africa. It succeeds outdoors in areas of the Temperate zone where frosts are short-lived and light, with occasional temperatures dipping no lower than -5°, and in such areas grow well in a wild or informal garden

Requires a sheltered position in full sun in a light well-drained soil

The succulent stems are chewed to allay thirst. They are rather mucilaginous

Albuca canadensis - Useful Temperate Plants (theferns.info)

https://youtu.be/nyPGegJjags