A close up of lipstick plant Aeschynanthus radicans in bloom with red flowers - Mokkie/Wikimedia Commons Suitable to grow outside in USDA Hardiness Zones 10 to 11, the lipstick plant (Aeschynanthus ...

Aeschynanthus – which sounds a bit like a sneeze when you say it – is a Southeast Asian genus of about 150 evergreen, epiphytic species. These air plants grow in masses of rotted and half-rotted ...

If you want to grow more of your favorite plants without buying new ones, propagating at home is a simple and rewarding way to do it. You can multiply your plants by taking cuttings and encouraging ...

The Lipstick Plant, botanically named Aeschynanthus, is a member of the Gesneriad family, which includes African Violets, Episcias, Sinningias, Streptocarpus and many other exotic houseplants. There ...

Another definition, as if we needed one! But while the subject is fresh in our minds, let's take a look at a favorite plant that lives up to its name. Once in a while in giving a common name to a ...

Few indoor plants are as aptly named as the lipstick plant (Aeschynanthus radicans). Right before blooming, this plant has flower buds in dark purple calyxes that actually resemble a tube of lipstick ...

In honor of the recent Valentine's Day celebration, on which I hope you at least received a smooch from your sweetie, I'll dedicate this column to the range of species called lipstick plants. The sole ...