Sinningia richii
A tuberous Sinningia from the lowland Atlantic Forest of Espírito Santo and southern Bahia, Brazil. It grows from a tuber, has velvety leaves and tubular flowers. It likes warm, bright shade and may slow down or rest in the drier winter months.
Where it grows wild
Probably grows on shaded rock outcrops and forest banks in humid lowland Atlantic Forest, as is common for tuberous Sinningia in this region.
Recorded sites are lowland, about 40–310 m.
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