Chlorophytum filifolium
A thread-leaved Chlorophytum of the hot, dry Horn of Africa coast, recorded in lowland Somalia and also listed for Socotra and Tanzania. Give it heat, strong light, sharp drainage and a dry rest between short rainy spells.
Where it grows wild
It grows in hot, semi-arid coastal lowlands, most likely in sandy or rocky bushland and grassland. Its very narrow leaves suit a dry, sunny habitat. The details are inferred from the record locations and the climate.
The Somali records are at 0–125 m.
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