Chlorophytum galpinii
A tuberous-rooted herb of southern African bushveld and grassland, most often recorded in Mpumalanga, Limpopo, Eswatini and KwaZulu-Natal. It grows in hot, wet summers and rests through a cool, almost rainless winter, which growers should copy.
Where it grows wild
Records fall in lowveld and middleveld bushveld, open woodland and grassland. As with related summer-rainfall Chlorophytum, it likely grows in grass or light shade of trees on well-drained soils.
Recorded from 25 to about 1,460 m, median about 1,050 m; most climate sites are low to mid-elevation lowveld.
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