Chlorophytum debile
A small, slender tropical African Chlorophytum of savanna and grassland, with grassy leaves, fleshy roots and small white flowers. Like most savanna Chlorophytum it grows in the wet season and dies back to its roots in the long dry season. Little is published about it in cultivation.
Where it grows wild
Grassland, wooded savanna and rocky open ground across West and west-central Africa, seasonally wet and then dry. Plants grow among grasses, which give partial shade during the growing season.
Few records carry an elevation; the climate sites run from near sea level in coastal Guinea and Togo to about 1,340 m in Angola.
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