Another plant with an interesting survival strategy, Scilla natalensis, related to the British Bluebell but adapted to the South African climate. It grows sitting on soil rather than buried. (Second photo close to… https://t.co/nOVYxrIo9k

— Matt Gale (@vimggckvhg) 2019.6.28

This is the blue squill, Scilla natalensis. The bulb contains cardiac glycosides and dosages are not precise. Its uses are many and varied.

— Sarah Britten Pillay (@Anatinus) 2017.8.26

新たに仲間入り！ ペトペンチア ナタレンシス！！ 葉の裏が紫色になるイカしたやつ！！ 元は火星人と同じフォッケア属だったが 少し前にペトペンチアに変身！ 故に一属一種！！ 買うしかないよねー #塊根植物 #ナタレンシス https://t.co/SSaF3yD3Tc

— ぶるー (@Ignorance_Blue) 2017.6.26

In a Vase on Monday, Scilla natalensis — Absent Gardener https://t.co/ZgT9vRp60j https://t.co/MzHOmcLCE8

— krum adamski (@krumadamski) 2017.2.11