Neomortonia nummularia. Former hypocyrta nummularia. The flowers are large, tubular, axillary, solitary, jug-shaped, glossy, shining, swollen at the bottom, bright red color with bright yellow curved edges. Pedicels short, bracts are waxy red and green. The leaves are small, about 2 cm long, light green, oval, succulent, fleshy, smooth, glossy, shiny, opposite, crenate, on short petioles. Shoots erect, the growth of the drooping, long, slightly pubescent, few branched. Natural epiphytic species hails from the tropical rain forests of Central America, Costa Rica and Guatemala, where he often settles on the thick branches of the trees hang down their long sturdy stems.
