Seeing a post on FB about this plant written by my good friend Mark Fryer, I found it too coincidental to not quote, but you might contact him there if you get no answers here.

'Schizobasis intricata is an interesting little bulb from Africa, there is some debate over varieties in the usually thought of monotypic genus. Its natural range is from Ethiopia in the north to South Africa, and this particular clone is self-fertile, although the seeds don't always germinate. Once the bulbs are sizable enough, they'll take an amazing amount of neglect and torture, a sizable specimen can be quite interesting. Not something that's grown for its flowers, but here's an attempt at a closeup anyway.'

I have grown Schizobasis for almost 15 years. They seed themselves all over and are very durable plants and I have yet to kill one other than pulling them out and throwing them into the compost bin. I would make sure you water those very well while they are small.
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Hello! I recently got Schizobasis/Drimia intricata seeds and was wondering what their temperature requirements were. I currently have the seeds in a propagator, but I know some species like cooler temperatures so I thought I'd ask.

Thanks!

25C to 30C. Uncover after they germinate but keep moist.