Chlorophytum chinense
A Chinese Chlorophytum of the Hengduan Mountains in north-west Yunnan and western Sichuan, recorded mostly between about 2,300 and 3,800 m. It is a hardy montane plant with a monsoon summer and a cold, dry, frosty winter, so it needs cool growing conditions and a cold, dry rest.
Where it grows wild
Montane grassy slopes, scrub and open pine or oak forest in the Hengduan Mountains. This is generalised from the recorded sites and from what is typical for the genus in south-west China.
Recorded elevations are 2,705 to 3,048 m, and the climate sites range from about 2,300 to 3,800 m.
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