Sinningia calcaria
A tuberous Brazilian gesneriad of limestone rocks in the Atlantic Forest of Paraná and southern São Paulo, as its name suggests. Grow it like other rock-dwelling Sinningia: bright shade, a gritty mix with some lime, and a dry, cool winter rest for the tuber.
Where it grows wild
Recorded in the karst zone of the Ribeira valley and nearby areas, where it grows on limestone outcrops and rocky slopes within or at the edge of Atlantic Forest. Its tuber sits in crevices and pockets of humus on rock.
Recorded at 114-1,036 m, median about 820 m.
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