This group consists only of rosulates which possess open tube white to mauve flowers often with attractive mauve lines or yellow markings in their throats. Streptocarpus lilliputana is the only species to possess Acanth-type flowers in the genus. They form the bulk of the species from which hybrids have been generated. As such the whole group possesses enormous horticultural potential with the distinct potential of using more species for hybridization purposes. Except for a few, most species are in cultivation. They represent the most southerly radiation of the genus and S. rexii, the type species of the genus, occurs about 300 km to the east of the southern tip of the African continent but the range of the group is to the Zoutpansberg Mountains in north of South Africa, just south of the Zimbabwean border.
Streptocarpus actinoflorus*
Streptocarpus aylae
Streptocarpus baudertii
Streptocarpus caeruleus
Streptocarpus candidus
Streptocarpus cyaneus subsp. cyaneus
Streptocarpus cyaneus subsp. longi-tommii
Streptocarpus cyaneus subsp. nigridens
Streptocarpus cyaneus subsp. polackii
Streptocarpus fasciatus
Streptocarpus fenestra-dei
Streptocarpus floribundus
Streptocarpus johannis
Streptocarpus formosus
Streptocarpus gardenii
Streptocarpus kentaniensis
Streptocarpus kunhardtii
Streptocarpus lilliputana
Streptocarpus longiflorus
Streptocarpus meyeri
Streptocarpus modestus
Streptocarpus montigena
Streptocarpus parviflorus subsp. parviflorus
Streptocarpus parviflorus subsp. soutpansbergensis
Streptocarpus primulifolius
Streptocarpus rexii
Streptocarpus roseo-albus