Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Familiar with this?, 1 by Snowrose

Snowrose wrote:
Good to know about the epi cuttings. I'll try some this summer. The Black Pagoda is doing great. Thanks.

The photo of the aeschynanthus shows the calyses inside of which are the buds that will open for a red tubular flowers. I have this plant on the covered front porch. Gets good light and little to no direct sun. Here's a photo showing what it should look similar to of A. radicans.

If I had more room, I would certainly have many more epiphyllums. But, since we have such cold winters, they must grow indoors.