Streptocarpella is a trailing gesneriad with tubular flowers in blue, pink, or white. Prefers same conditions as African violets.
Bright indirect light—no hot sun. 60–75 °F day and night year‑round.
Water when top inch of mix is dry. Use tepid water or bottom‑water to avoid leaf spots. Overwatering causes rot—let top inch dry between waterings. Less water in winter (Nov–Feb).
Spring–fall: high‑phosphorus water‑soluble fertilizer (15‑30‑15) every 3 weeks. Withhold in winter.
Snip faded flower stalks. Repot in spring to slightly larger pot.
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