African Violets and Gesneriads: Lipstick plant (Aeschynanthus pulcher) needs help, 1 by gessiegail

gessiegail wrote:
I keep my aeschynanthus outside, so I know they love humidity. Also, I have found that 3 years of an original lipstick plant and they begin to get real woody looking. I am going to go one more year with mine and then take cuttings to start all over with her.

I couldn't find a picture of her in full bloom........Thai Pink

Good luck but I would really think about starting a whole lot of cuttings of yours...........