Chlorophytum inornatum
A West African forest Chlorophytum, a clumping herb with fleshy roots that grows in shaded, moist forest from Guinea to Cameroon. It wants warm, humid, shady conditions with a drier spell from December to February, and is grown much like a shade-loving tropical groundcover.
Where it grows wild
Recorded from the Upper Guinea and Lower Guinea forest zones, where forest Chlorophytum species grow on the floor of moist and gallery forest. This is inferred from the genus and the range; species-specific habitat notes are scarce.
The few recorded elevations run 770–1060 m (median about 920 m), but records also come from lowland Ghana and Benin near 100 m.
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