This plant gets its name from its cylindrical red blooms that resemble tubes of lipstick. The texture is waxy, and many remind you of the leaves of succulents.
CARE
- When indoors, place in a spot with bright indirect light
- Light is required for "lipsticks" to bloom
- If you put this plant outdoors this summer, set in a spot with partial shade
- Allow the first few inches of soil to dry between watering
- If you notice many leaves beginning to drop at once, this is likely a watering issue-adjust accordingly!