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I have never grown this species. It is a member of the Galea Group.
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Taxonomic group | The galea group of the Dircaea clade. |
Mauro Peixoto's Brazilian Plants site has a page about S. lateritia.
Lindley, 1837 (as Gesneria lateritia). Transferred to Sinningia by Chautems, 1990.
Etymology: presumably from Latin later ("brick"). Laterite is a brick-like red stone.