
Aeschynanthus longicaulis Wall. (syn. Aeschynanthus marmoratus F.Moore; Aeschynanthus zebrinus Hort. ex Lem.) known to many lovers of flowers under its synonym. The flowers are tubular, light green with a yellowish tint, with darker tips of the petals, decorated from the inner side of chocolate-brown spots. The leaves are long about 10 cm, waxy, dark green, underneath a dark red, with contrasting marble yellow-green pattern, dense, glossy, lanceolate, oblong, acuminate. Shoots are long, drooping, in culture is valued for elegant showy variegated foliage. Natural species, the birthplace of Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia.