Aeschynanthus jouyi

An epiphytic lipstick-plant subshrub from Vietnam and Cambodia with hanging stems, leathery elliptic leaves and long (about 8 cm) tubular flowers that are bright red outside and pale yellow inside. It grows in submontane wet forest at roughly 450–1,500 m, where our measured sites show warm, very wet summers and cool, drier winters. Grow it like a cool-intermediate hanging Aeschynanthus: bright shade, humid air, an airy mix and a slightly drier, cooler winter.