Gloxinia (Sinningia speciosa). It is native to Brazil and is now widely cultivated. Gloxinia likes a warm, humid and semi-shady environment. Not cold-resistant, avoid high temperature, suitable for survival in fertile, loose and well-drained loam soil. Gloxinia is propagated by dividing balls, cuttings and sowing.
Gloxinia plants are small and exquisite, with luxuriant green leaves and colorful flowers. There are many varieties of gardening. They bloom twice a year in spring and autumn. They are ideal flowers for festival decoration and indoor decoration. Gloxinia can endure low indoor light for a long time, and it is an indoor sightseeing plant for offices, office buildings and home furnishings. Placing gloxinia indoors can effectively reduce the concentration of carbon dioxide and reduce dust pollution, which is beneficial to human health.