Aeschynanthus wallichii
A lowland lipstick vine of the Malay Peninsula, Singapore, Sumatra and Borneo, with large red flowers. It grows as an epiphyte in hot, wet dipterocarp and swamp-margin forest, so treat it as a warm, humid plant with no rest.
Where it grows wild
Specimens come from primary lowland forest, including 50 m tall dipterocarp forest on alluvial soil at Gunung Palung and forest in Johor and Singapore. It is an epiphyte on trees.
Mostly near sea level to about 360 m.
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