Chlorophytum brachystachyum
A widespread Chlorophytum of the tropical African savanna belt, most often recorded in the miombo woodland of Zambia, Tanzania and Zimbabwe. It grows through a hot, very wet summer and rests through a long, dry winter, so it does best with a bright summer and a dry, cooler winter rest.
Where it grows wild
Records fall mostly in miombo and similar deciduous woodland and wooded grassland, where it likely grows among grasses in seasonally moist soil.
Recorded from 128 to 1,400 m, median about 1,170 m.
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