This attractive winter growing bulb is distributed in the western and Karoo parts of South Africa. It is found at a number of localities around Oudtshoorn
The plants are often confused with Albuca spiralis, Albuca bruce-bayeri., Albuca namaquensis
Unlike Albuca spiralis, the apex of the inner flowers tepals are hooded, while in Albuca spiralis they are hinged,. In the case of Albuca bruce-bayeri the leaves coil upwards and not sideways. Albuca namaquensis has smooth leaves while both Albuca viscosa and A spiralis have viscose leaves. There are also other differences.
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