is lipstick plant a succulent Aeschynanthus radicans 'Curly Lipstick Plant' – SarahCotta Plants

is lipstick plant a succulent Aeschynanthus radicans 'Curly Lipstick Plant' – SarahCotta PlantsA playful and eye catching tropical epiphyte prized for its twisting, curled foliage and vibrant tubular red blooms that resemble lipstick tubes as they emerge. Native to the humid forests of Southeast Asia, this unique trailing plant adds lush texture and cascading beauty to hanging baskets and shelves. Its whimsical foliage combined with bright flowers creates year round ornamental appeal, making it a favorite for collectors seeking something

A playful and eye catching tropical epiphyte prized for its twisting, curled foliage and vibrant tubular red blooms that resemble lipstick tubes as they emerge. Native to the humid forests of Southeast Asia, this unique trailing plant adds lush texture and cascading beauty to hanging baskets and shelves. Its whimsical foliage combined with bright flowers creates year round ornamental appeal, making it a favorite for collectors seeking something unusual yet relatively easy to care for.

🌞 Light
Thrives in bright, indirect light. Good light encourages fuller growth and more frequent blooming.

💧 Watering
Water when the top portion of soil begins to dry. Keep evenly moist, but avoid soggy conditions.

🕳️ Soil
Use a loose, airy, well draining potting mix, ideally with orchid bark or perlite.

🧪 Fertilizing
Feed monthly during spring and summer with a balanced diluted fertilizer.

🪴 Repotting
Repot every few years or when rootbound. Prefers slightly snug roots.

🐾 Toxicity
Non Toxic.