sinningia การใช้

"Sinningia speciosa ", a popular houseplant, was originally described and introduced to cultivation as " Gloxinia speciosa " and is still commonly known as " gloxinia ".
A : The florist gloxinia, Sinningia speciosa, has large, cup-like flowers in reds, pinks, purples and white with pink spots and large, deep-green velvety leaves.
Many modern cultivars of " Sinningia speciosa " ( " gloxinia " ) have been bred to have peloric flowers as they are larger and showier than the normally zygomorphic flowers of this species.
One such example is " Sinningia leucotricha ", often listed under the older name " Rechsteineria leucotricha " and dubbed " Brazilian edelweiss " for its covering of silvery, silky hairs.
"Sinningia " species often grow on rocks or cliffs and most are pollinated by hummingbirds or bees but " Sinningia brasiliensis " is bat-pollinated, and " Sinningia tubiflora ", with large, powerfully fragrant tubular white flowers, is apparently pollinated by sphinx moths.