Manulea is a genus of flowering plants belonging to the family Scrophulariaceae. Its native range is Africa.

Manulea rubra, synonymously known as Manulea angustifolia or Nemia rubra and commonly known as Red Fingerflox is a South African endemic perennial found in the Western Cape province. Manulea rubra is similar to Manulea tomentosa. Manulea rubra grows to 70cm tall. The leaves are smooth or hairless and crowded at the base. The leaf-shape is oblong to lanceolate. From autumn through to spring the flowers that have red-brown petals appear.