Lachenalia pusilla is a charming and unusual bulbous plant from South Africa, valued for its petite stature and delicate form. It forms a small rosette of 4–6 leaves that vary in shape and may be either plain or attractively spotted.

In late winter to early spring, it produces tiny, white, stemless flowers held in a congested raceme at ground level, subtle yet beautiful when viewed up close. Preferring full sun and free-draining soil, this rare species is best suited to rockeries, alpine troughs or containers where its unique details can be appreciated and protected. A true botanical gem for collectors and lovers of miniature plants.