A couple more pictures:

Yep that looks like it, thank you! I'm going to keep it, and might see if I can find some more, too. Also I'd better unplant the bulb I planted far too deep : /

Thanks again.

Is that a synonym for Albuca bracteata (pregnant onion?)

Yes it is.

TY. I figured someone would just know. :)

it is a FALSE onion ...

this link :https://plantsarethestrangestpeople.blogspot.com/2009/04/houseplant-toxicity-week-part-3.html

states:

Albuca bracteata (pregnant onion) Pregnant onion was previously known by the names Ornithogalum bracteatum and O. longibracteatum. The other Albuca and Ornithogalum species are not common as houseplants, though O. umbellatum is sometimes sold around Easter as Star of Bethlehem,6 or more amusingly as "dove's dung." The warnings from Toxicity and Handbook only refer to O. thyrsoides, O. caudatum, and O. umbellatum, but I believe it's likely that Albuca bracteata is also dangerous.
After
ingestion and a symptomless period of a few hours, the symptoms begin:
the more serious of these include changes in blood chemistry and heart
rhythm. Some species also have calcium oxalate crystals in the sap,
which can cause irritation, burning, etc., as with many other plants. It
looks like the foliage is the least dangerous part of the plant: bulbs
and flowers are more dangerous.