Streptocarpus candidus
A rosette-forming Streptocarpus with fragrant white flowers from the mist-belt forests of northern KwaZulu-Natal, around Ngome. It wants cool, shady, humid conditions like the African-violet-type gesneriads, with a slightly drier and cooler winter.
Where it grows wild
Grows in shaded, damp places in mist-belt forest, typically on banks, rocks and the forest floor where moisture is constant.
Few records carry elevations; the climate sites lie at about 870–1,220 m.
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