Streptocarpus grandis
A unifoliate Streptocarpus that produces one very large leaf and sprays of blue-violet flowers, found on shaded forest banks and mossy rocks in eastern South Africa, Mozambique and Zimbabwe. Like other unifoliates it is usually monocarpic, so collect seed after flowering.
Where it grows wild
Shaded, moist rock faces, boulders and steep earth banks in forest and forested ravines, often among moss. Details are generalised from unifoliate Streptocarpus of the region.
Few records carry elevations; the climate sites lie at about 900–1,450 m.
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