Aeschynanthus hybrid 'Fireworks' is a cultivated member of the Gesneriaceae family, developed for ornamental use and known for its vivid tubular flowers and trailing growth habit. This cultivar is a hybrid, likely derived from multiple species native to Southeast Asia, where Aeschynanthus plants are typically epiphytic and thrive in humid, forested environments. The hybrid is characterized by elongated flowers with a bright yellow-orange corolla that deepens to red toward the flaring, lobed tips, often accented with dark maroon markings on the inside. The stems are slender and trailing, with glossy, lanceolate leaves that grow in opposite pairs. dity and is appreciated for its cascading form. Like other lipstick plants, it prefers bright indirect light, high humidity, and well-draining substrates with regular but moderate watering. Photographed in Florida.