Sinningia are a genus within the gesneriads that are grown for their flowers, which can have unique and intricate patterns and are generally bell-like in shape. They have tubers or bulbs, some of which have a dormancy period.

They come in various sizes, some growing quite large and others staying quite small. For this reason, the pricing of them across the genus based on size is not possible. Plants are priced on the order form based on maturity and establishment.