Eucomis bicolour is a tropical plant, native to South Africa, that produces beautiful green and purple blooms. It’s an ideal choice for tropical gardens and container plants, as it thrives in warm temperatures and humidity. To ensure your Eucomis bicolor grows healthy and strong, it’s important to understand its requirements for soil conditions, water needs, sun exposure, and temperature.

To begin with, the soil should be well-draining but also able to retain moisture. Use compost or fertiliser mixed into the soil when planting. This will provide necessary nutrients for growth, as well as promote drainage. For best results, keep the soil slightly acidic (around pH 6).

When it comes to watering, it’s important to keep the soil moist but not soggy. Too much water can cause root rot, so avoid over-watering and let the top of the soil dry out between waterings. Eucomis bicolour should receive plenty of sunlight – five or more hours per day – in order to reach its full potential.

Finally, tropical temperatures are best for growing this plant. Make sure that your garden is situated in a warm location where temperatures remain above 15 Celsius. If you live in a cooler climate, consider planting your Eucomis bicolour in containers so you can bring them indoors when nighttime temperatures drop too low.