Sinningia hirsuta
A tuberous Sinningia from southeastern Brazil with softly hairy leaves. It grows through the warm wet summer and dies back to its tuber in the dry winter, so the key to growing it is respecting that dormancy.
Where it grows wild
No species-specific habitat notes were found; similar Sinningia grow in the Atlantic forest region on shaded rocky slopes, forest edges and rock outcrops with a pronounced dry winter.
Elevation not recorded; the climate point is a 582 m centroid in eastern Minas Gerais.
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