Lipstick plant

The lipstick plant (Aeschynanthus radicans) gets its name because of its bright flowers. Find out how to get the houseplant to bloom continuously.

Is your lipstick plant not producing flower? Here are a ton of tips for how to encourage a lipstick plant to bloom!

Black Pagoda Lipstick Plant care is simple if you apply the tips from this complete guide. Read it to make your plant happy and healthy

Discover how to grow a beautiful lipstick plant with our expert care tips. This unusual plant is perfect for hanging baskets indoors.

The Lipstick plant (Aeschynanthus) impresses with its brightly colored exotic flowers. Here’s how to plant and care for this exotic houseplant.

Aeschynanthus radicans (Lipstick Plant) prospers in very bright light, warm and humid conditions and consistently moist, rich, well-drained, all purpose soil coupled with monthly feeding in the growing season.

There are dozens of varieties of lipstick plants. From the Mona Lisa to the Curly Q, you can't possibly go wrong. My favorite is the tangerine lipstick plant-- mostly because you don't see it so often. The flowers are an amazing gradient from yellow to orange. This article has all sorts of information about properly raising your new lipstick plant-- including what pests it might attract. There's also an FAQ to answer any issues that may pop up.

Lipstick vines have handsome foliage and bright flowers. They do benefit from regular light pruning to encourage blooms and tame wayward growth. Learn how to prune lipstick vines on Gardener's Path.

From proper watering and heat to propagation and fertilizing, learn how to care for the twisted lipstick plant with this simple guide.