I play around with hybridizing a lot of Sinningia species. This one
bloomed in just 6 months from seed! It is sellovii × nordestina. The
pollen appears to be fluffy so I think it might be fertile. I'm not the
first to pioneer this cross. The reverse was done 10 years ago using
nordestina as the pod parent.

In summer-time I think this would be a hummingbird magnet.

Dennis in Cincinnati

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