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SKU: T5004-2
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Lipstick Plant ‘Tiger Stripe’ (Aeschynanthus hybrid)
3 reviews
$14.95
$16.95
2.5" Pot Size
Lipstick Plant ‘Tiger Stripe’ has a wonderful cascading growth habit which lends itself to a hanging basket so it displays its colorful blooms during the dark days of the year from fall through winter. It has the flower color of Aeschynanthus ‘Tricolor’ and the flower size of Aeschynanthus ‘Pulcher,’ since these are the parents of this hybrid. The flower color is reddish- orange with dark red striping on the flower and some yellow shading. A close-up reveals small hair-like cilia on the outside of the flower. This hybrid of the late Bill Saylor is not the same as the other Lipstick Plant ‘Tiger Stripe’ that has striping on the leaves.
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Light Requirements
- Partial Sun
- Shade
Plant Height (mature height when grown in a container)
12-24"
Bloom Season
- Fall
- Winter
Minimum Indoor Temperature
60
Plant Hardiness Zone
- 10
Plant Special Features
- Good for a Hanging Basket
Plant Care
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Daniel Seemed a bit wilted and after few days now dying
Hi Daniel,
We are sorry to hear that your Lipstick Plant is not doing well for you. We will be more than happy to help you with that if you reach out to us directly, via email, with a photo so we can see as well. There is a 60-guarentee on all of our plants for either refund or replacement. We appreciate your interest in Logee's and we want all of your plants to thrive!
Warm Regards,
Logee's Customer Service
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Anonymous Very small plant but hopefully it look beautiful some day! It arrived healthy and packaged well....Thank you!
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Sandra Very happy with my plants much bigger than I thought. The pot they came in doesn't drain well so don't let them sit in it you'll need to repot soon to prevent root rot which I learned the hard way with previous plants
