Chlorophytum hysteranthum
A Zambian and Congolese Chlorophytum whose name means it flowers before the leaves appear. It comes from miombo woodland country with a hot wet summer and a long dry winter, flowering at the end of the dry season. Grow it as a deciduous geophyte with a strict dry rest.
Where it grows wild
Probably miombo woodland and seasonally burnt grassland on well-drained soils; inferred from the record sites and the genus.
Record sites lie at about 950-1,390 m on the Central African plateau.
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