Streptocarpus baudertii
A rosette-forming Cape primrose from the forests and shady gorges of the Eastern Cape and southern KwaZulu-Natal. It grows like other rosulate Streptocarpus: bright shade, airy humus, moist in summer and a little drier and cooler in winter.
Where it grows wild
Like its relatives, it grows on shaded, mossy rock faces and banks in forest patches and kloofs, where the roots stay cool and moist.
Records range from near the coast to about 1,400 m.
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