Streptocarpus kungwensis
A rare Streptocarpus named for the Kungwe (Mahale) mountains of western Tanzania, also recorded in the Southern Highlands. Grow it like other montane East African Streptocarpus: bright shade, mild days, cool nights and a drier winter.
Where it grows wild
Little is published; montane Streptocarpus in this region grow on shaded rocks, mossy banks and boulders in forest or forest margins.
Records are at about 1,800–1,850 m.
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