Chlorophytum acutum
A small, tufted, grassy Chlorophytum from the high grasslands of the KwaZulu-Natal Drakensberg and Lesotho. It grows in a cool, wet summer and rests through a dry, frosty winter. It is hardier and wants a colder rest than the familiar spider plant.
Where it grows wild
Grows in open montane grassland, often on damp slopes and among rocks, with fleshy roots that carry it through the dry winter. The details are generalised from Drakensberg Chlorophytum, since little is published on this species.
Few records carry an elevation. The main climate site is at about 2,200 m, with others at 630 and 1,550 m.
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