Sinningia rupicola
A tuberous rock-dwelling Sinningia from the iron and quartzite highlands of central Minas Gerais, Brazil. It grows on sunny rock outcrops, sprouts with the summer rains and dies back over a dry, cool winter, so it should be grown with a clear dormancy.
Where it grows wild
Crevices and ledges of rock outcrops in campo rupestre vegetation, where the tuber wedges into cracks with little soil. Details are generalised from rupicolous Brazilian Sinningia.
Recorded at 700–1,900 m, median about 1,550 m.
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