Aeschynanthus ‘Rasta’

The ‘Rasta’ has tightly twisting foliage, which is thought to resemble dreadlocks.

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~*~Subtitle~*~

Aeschynanthus are more commonly known as Lipstick Plants due to the bright lipstick like blooms they produce.

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~*~Latin~*~

‘Lipstick Plant”

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~*~Why~*~

These plants like a brighter aspect than most trailing plants so do great in a window. The Aeschynanthus in our personal collection graces us with roughly 30-40 blooms at any one time from January – September.

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~*~How~*~

Watering: When the soil has dried to the touch –  approximately once a week.

Light: Bright, indirect / some sun.

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~*~Unique~*~

We work hard to provide a clear photograph and description of your chosen plant. However, all plants are unique and, whilst the pot size remains the same, there is always variation in size and shape from one plant to the next.

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