Chlorophytum bifolium
A small Chlorophytum of hot, dry lowland bushland in the Horn of Africa. It probably grows only through the two short rainy seasons and survives the long dry spells on its fleshy roots, so it needs heat, strong light and a strictly dry rest.
Where it grows wild
Records come from low-elevation semi-arid bushland in northeastern Kenya and southern Somalia, likely on open sandy or stony ground among scattered shrubs.
Recorded at about 230 to 420 m.
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