Streptocarpus confusus
A one-leaved (unifoliate) Cape primrose from shaded rocks and forest banks in Mpumalanga, KwaZulu-Natal and Eswatini. Expect a single large leaf that grows from its base, often dying after it flowers, so keep seed going; grow it in shade with a humid summer and a drier winter.
Where it grows wild
Inferred from the genus and range: shaded rock faces, boulders and steep banks in forest and wooded ravines, often in damp, mossy spots.
Recorded sites run from near sea level (about 90 m) to about 1700 m, mostly 1200–1400 m in Mpumalanga.
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