Chlorophytum fasciculatum
A southern African Chlorophytum of the summer-rain highveld, recorded mostly at 1200–1900 m in South Africa and neighbouring countries. It wants full sun, warm wet summers and a cold, bone-dry winter rest.
Where it grows wild
It grows in highveld grassland and open savanna. Summers there are warm and wet, and winters are dry with cold, clear nights. Grassland plants of this kind usually die back in winter and resprout from fleshy roots.
Most sites are at 1190–1900 m on the interior plateau.
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