New(ish) species Strep

18 years ago

So there I was, cruising the Gesneriad Refrence Web and I ran across Streptocarpus lilliputana, a truely miniature species, just discovered and named in 2004. It's *so* sweet!

Sorry. The entry is linked below.

Korina

'Wise is he who looks not up at overpassing birds.' -Me

Here is a link that might be useful: teeny tiny

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irina_co
18 years ago
We grew Streptocarpus cyanandrus as a club project last year. I think you can look at it at the same place -GRW. It is an annual - miny and very cute and it grows in a terrarium - I kept in a bowl. It grows in a condiment cup - that's all it needs - and I think you can get seeds in a seed fund in TGS (AGGS).

Irina
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