A. guttatus is unique in the genus by virtue of its unusual flower color — yellowish green to brownish green on the outside of the flower with bright crimson markings on the face and interior of the corolla. A native of Papua New Guinea, it was collected by Paddy Woods of the Royal Botanical Garden Edinburgh in Papua New Guinea, in the early 1970s. It is, unfortunately, not widely cultivated.
Aeschynanthus guttatus
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