A tropical perennial plant featuring striking, showy tubular orange flowers clustered at the tips, complemented by large, vibrant light green leaves. This plant can reach heights of 6 feet or more and thrives in full sun or partial shade conditions. Its exact origin is unknown, though it may be a natural hybrid or an un-named species. Widely popular in Florida gardens, it is a favorite among hummingbirds due to its nectar-rich blooms. It is also rabbit resistant, making it a resilient choice for various landscapes. Believed to be a hybrid of Justicia spicigera, commonly referred to as 'Sidicaro', this plant is easy to grow and produces flowers throughout the year. It performs well both planted directly in the ground as an attractive landscape feature and in containers for patios or balconies.