Sinningia bullata

Formerly known as S. sp. "Florianopolis", this plant has quickly become a favorite of growers and hybridizers. The plant is easy to grow and propagate and is not hard to bloom but seems to need slightly lower temperatures to set buds.

My favorite feature are the different textures of the plant

Bullate leaves, fuzz all over and dayglo orange buds

And the seed pods are fuzzy as well

And one more time

Hi Olaf,

Very nice shots and a very interesting plant!

Earle

Very nice.

Thanks everyone! :)

They are very easy to start from seed and it seems as though the two pods are going to make it...

Hi Olaf,

Glad to hear that you are feeling better. Did notice you had gone silent and I missed the information. Be well.

Earle

Thanks, Earle!

I'm still a bit sore but feeling much better. Already groomed and triaged my neglected plants... :)

Olaf

Very beautiful, Olaf!!!!

Thanks, Kay!

Just this afternoon, I self pollinated two more flowers and also put some bullata pollen on a mini Sinningia... Let's see what happens.... :)

Woo Hooo!!!!

Olaf, glad to see your'e getting better, and posting again. Missed seeing your gessies and posts.