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I bought this for a buck fifty neglected and almost bald. Now it's got these gorgeous triple pitcher blooms, sturdy, with now a new, softer burgundy nib coming out from the middle of each bloom. The leaves have a slight verigation. It's been at a north window. Seems to drink a lot. Anybody have any ideas what it might be?
Olenka: You definitely have a variety of Aeschynanthus (Lipstick Plant). The blooms start out looking like those tubes and then the inner part comes out from the tube, hence the name lipstick because it resembles a tube of open lipstick. They are great plants.
