Exhibited at the 2021 virtual show of the Gesneriad Society.
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Streptocarpus ‘Heartland’s White Gold’
Exhibited at the 2012 convention show of the Gesneriad Society. Another show plant, exhibited at the 2021 virtual show of the Gesneriad Society, can be seen here.
Streptocarpus ‘Polka Dot Purple
Exhibited at the 2021 virtual show of the Gesneriad Society.
Streptocarpus dunnii
S. dunnii is the source of all of the red color in hybrid Streptocarpus. Its single leaf is particularly distinctive due to its usual grayish-green tone. Note the “abscission zone”, the portion of the leaf that has died off. The ability to jettison a
Streptocarpus goetzeanus
Str. goetzeanus is seldom seen and seldom flowered. It requires cool temperatures to thrive. Its unusual and beautiful two-toned flowers are carried on a plant that, in nature, is a “creeping herb on mossy rock surfaces in deep shade in upland rainforests” (see Jeff
Streptocarpus ionanthus ssp. ionanthus var. ionanthus
This could be considered the “base” form of the original African Violet, originally known as Saintpaulia ionantha. Additional photos can be seen in a slideshow by clicking one of the links below. A photo of the whole plant featured above can be seen
Streptocarpus ionanthus ssp. rupicolus cl. Mather No. 5
Exhibited at the 2021 virtual show of the Gesneriad Society.
Streptocarpus shumensis cl. shumensis Mather EE
This diminutive species is one of the sources of miniaturization in the African Violet hybrids. Additional photos can be seen in a slideshow by clicking one of the links below: A plant exhibited in the 2021 virtual show of the Gesneriad Society Another
Unnamed hybrid – Sinningia (Steuerlein Hybrid A)
Mr. Steuerlein notes that exact details of the parentage of this clone, and that of his S. “Hybrid B“, have been lost. They are both complex hybrids involving Sinningia concinna and Sinningia muscicola (the parents of Mr.
Unnamed hybrid – Sinningia (Steuerlein Hybrid B)
Mr. Steuerlein notes that exact details of the parentage of this clone, and that of his S. “Hybrid A“, have been lost. They are both complex hybrids involving Sinningia concinna and Sinningia muscicola (the parents of Mr.
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