Chlorophytum hirsutum
A hairy-leaved Chlorophytum of the Albertine Rift, mostly recorded around Bujumbura near Lake Tanganyika. It lives in a warm, humid climate with a short June-August dry season. It should grow most of the year with a mild dry rest in mid-year.
Where it grows wild
Probably grassland, bushland or woodland edges on the lower slopes above Lake Tanganyika; inferred from the record sites and the genus.
Recorded at 700-1,071 m, median about 840 m.
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