
Sinningia Guttata (Natural species). Simple elegant bell-shaped flower with white petals, decorated with abundant claret-red specks. The lower part of the throat marked with a yellow spot. During flowering flowers can exude faint aroma. The leaves are green, large, smooth, shiny, pointed. The bush is large, as pot plants able to grow up to 40-50 cm in height. Easily propagated by leaf or tuber, young shoots can develop from different parts of the tuber. Natural appearance of the Brazilian forests, the name of which in 1827 awarded John Lindley.



