Calceolaria Calynopsis® Yellow Red – Exotic Bi-Coloured Slipper Flowers for Eye-Catching Displays

Add something truly unusual and vibrant to your patio or conservatory with Calceolaria Calynopsis® Yellow Red. This striking variety produces distinctive pouch-shaped blooms in a bold mix of yellow and red tones, creating a lively, exotic display from spring through summer.

Compact and free-flowering, this half-hardy perennial is ideal for pots, containers, and sheltered garden spaces where its unusual flowers can be appreciated up close. The bright bi-coloured blooms sit above neat green foliage, making it a standout feature plant for seasonal displays.

Why You’ll Love It

• Unique bi-coloured yellow and red slipper-shaped flowers
• Exotic, eye-catching floral form
• Compact size ideal for containers and pots
• Perfect for patios, conservatories, and sheltered spots
• Long flowering season in spring and summer
• Excellent feature plant for decorative displays

Plant Details

• Botanical Name: Calceolaria ‘Calynopsis® Yellow Red’
• Common Name: Slipper Flower
• Pot Size: 2L
• Height & Spread: 25–30cm x 25–30cm
• Flower Colour: Yellow and red bi-colour
• Exposure: Full sun
• Plant Type: Half-hardy perennial
• Best Uses: Pots, containers, and sheltered landscapes
• Flowering Season: Spring to summer
• Hardiness: Protect from frost

Growing Notes (Production Info – Not for Retail Use)

• Prefers cool, humid conditions for best rooting
• Avoid overwatering, standing water, and overly warm environments
• Propagation typically takes 5–6 weeks
• Rooting recommended under mist for 9–12 days
• Early PGR treatment not required; light spray applications only if needed during propagation
• Best rooted in 35–45mm cell trays

Perfect For

• Patio container displays
• Conservatories and indoor features
• Sheltered garden beds
• Seasonal spring-to-summer colour schemes
• Exotic-style planting arrangements

With its bold colour contrast and unusual floral shape, Calceolaria Calynopsis® Yellow Red delivers a striking and conversation-starting display wherever it is grown.