Chlorophytum Laxum Plant Vanilla The leaves are silvery-grey

The leaves are silvery-grey

with the tigerbark variety displaying distinctive small black spots

Requires slightly more light than other philodendrons to maintain its compact shape

Plant bulbs between February and April in plains or from March to May in hills

All parts of the plant are poisonous

Chlorophytum Laxum Plant Vanilla The leaves are silvery-greyBichetii Grass Family Anthericaceae Origin Eastern Asia Description Chlorophytum laxum or Saint Bernard's Lily is a house plant with long slender archig leaves with white banding down the center or on the margins of the leaves. The roots are fleshy and it has tiny 6 petaled white flowers that rarely appear. It is often confused with Spider Plant (C. comomosum). The slender, arching leaves are dark green with a creamy white stripe. Leaves grow from a