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The Twisted Lipstick plant needs a a moderate amount of water with good drainage – weekly watering is adequate. This plant is native to the tropics of Asia.

Aeschynanthus radicans ‘Rasta’ – dark red flowers, leaves that curl and twist in on themselves with very dense vines (the plant featured in this article)Īll varieties produce clusters of flowers that look like a tube of red lipstick.

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Aeschynanthus radicans ‘Purple Star’ – red flowers with violet blotches, full dark green leaves.Aeschynanthus radicans ‘Mona Lisa’ – flowers are red-orange, flat dark green leaves.Aeschynanthus radicans ‘Curly’ – dark green curly leaves, similar to the ‘Rasta’.Aeschynanthus radicans ‘Cassiopeia’ – flowers start out as dark purple buds, flat dark green leaves.Aeschynanthus radicans ‘Variegata’ – intense small red flowers, flat light green leaves with creamy variegation.There are also several varieties of the Lipstick Plant – here are some of the more popular varieties: The Aeschynanthus ‘Rasta’ has several more familiar names – Twisted Lipstick Plant, Twister Lipstick Vine, or Basket Vine.

This plant – with it’s weird curly leaves and it’s fun name – just really struck a chord with me. I know that may sound silly, but if you know me well, you know I’m never without my lipstick (well, except when I’m sleeping). When I saw the name of the plant, I knew it had to come home with me. When I first spotted this plant, I was intrigued. This is such a cool and unusual plant – even the name is fun! Aeschynanthus ‘Rasta’ (Twisted Lipstick Plant) I only write about and share things that I actually use and enjoy. I’ll receive a small commission if you make a purchase after clicking on my link. The links in this post may contain affiliate links.

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I’m always on the look-out for unique plants, and with this new series on my blog, I’ll share my latest finds with you. Plants that act as conversation starters, and not something you see everywhere you go. I love the look of plants tucked into the corners of a room, displayed on coffee tables and kitchen counters, and gracing bathroom vanities.

There’s something so peaceful and relaxing about having plants inside your home. This week’s plant choice is the Twisted Lipstick Plant….