Columnea Schiedeana (Described by Diederich Franz Leonhard von Schlechtendal in 1838. The name is considered as validly published). The flowers are large, hairy, tubular hooded leopard unusual color - basic greenish-yellow background spectacularly decorated with dark brown-maroon pattern in the form of contrasting strokes and stains. When growing with very good lighting flowers have almost stained glass effect. Leaves are green with red-brown color along the main veins, narrow, elongated, pointed. Shoots drooping, fast and good growing. The natural form of a native of Mexico, profuse and long blooming.
