Sinningia minima
A tiny tuberous Sinningia from the Serra dos Carajás in Pará, Brazil, where it grows in crevices on ironstone outcrops. It grows in the warm wet season and dies back to its tuber in the hot dry months, so a dry rest is part of its care.
Where it grows wild
Lithophyte in shaded cracks and pockets of thin soil on ironstone (canga) outcrops. Details for this species are limited; this follows the recorded sites and similar small tuberous Sinningia.
The main recorded site is at about 700 m on the Carajás plateau, with others at 320–540 m.
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