Lipstick Plants
Lipstick Plants (Aeschynanthus radicans) are known for their bright red, tubular flowers that look like tubes of lipstick. They do particularly well in hanging baskets or other containers where the long vines can swing freely and boast glossy green leaves.
During the spring and summer, these indoor plants are actively growing, especially when you grow lipstick plants in their optimal humid and bright environment. Otherwise, they are easy-going and sure to bring you abundant blooms that will add color to your home.
The petals of the flower are spotted with maroon and yellow and are very attractive as well. When the blooms subside in the winter, the trailing green foliage has its time to shine.
Lipstick Plants (Aeschynanthus radicans) are known for their bright red, tubular flowers that look like tubes of lipstick. They do particularly well in hanging baskets or other containers where the long vines can swing freely and boast glossy green leaves.
During the spring and summer, these indoor plants are actively growing, especially when you grow lipstick plants in their optimal humid and bright environment. Otherwise, they are easy-going and sure to bring you abundant blooms that will add color to your home.
The petals of the flower are spotted with maroon and yellow and are very attractive as well. When the blooms subside in the winter, the trailing green foliage has its time to shine.
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Lipstick Plants (Aeschynanthus radicans) are known for their bright red, tubular flowers that look like tubes of lipstick. They do particularly well in hanging baskets or other containers where the long vines can swing freely and boast glossy green leaves.
During the spring and summer, these indoor plants are actively growing, especially when you grow lipstick plants in their optimal humid and bright environment. Otherwise, they are easy-going and sure to bring you abundant blooms that will add color to your home.
The petals of the flower are spotted with maroon and yellow and are very attractive as well. When the blooms subside in the winter, the trailing green foliage has its time to shine.
