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The lipstick plant has trailing stems and it cascades gracefully from hanging baskets. Though the tabular flowers has withered after a week, but I see new foliage and also many tiny buds inside a tubular case. It appears to thrive well in a warm, sunny but shady place. My faces the South. The lipstick plant grows best in a loose, well-drained soil, high in sphagnum peat moss and sharp sand or perlite. Repot infrequently as the plant blooms best if slightly potbound.