Chlorophytum paucinervatum
An East African Chlorophytum from southern Tanzania, northern Mozambique and Malawi, recorded at 550 to 1870 m. It follows a strong summer-rain pattern, so give it a warm, wet growing season and a cooler, drier winter.
Where it grows wild
Little is published. The records fall in miombo woodland and, at the high Mozambican site, montane forest margins. This profile assumes woodland shade or rocky slopes, as for related species.
Recorded at 550 to 1868 m.
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