Sinningia tuberosa
A tuberous Sinningia from rock outcrops in southeastern Brazil, mostly Minas Gerais, at about 450–1,650 m. It grows through the warm wet summer and dies back to its tuber in the dry winter, so mimic that cycle with a dry, cool rest.
Where it grows wild
Tuberous Sinningia of this region typically sit in crevices and thin soil on granite or quartzite outcrops, often in partial sun at the forest edge; this follows the genus.
Recorded at 465–1,660 m, median 930 m.
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