Unusual shrub, perennial and semi-deciduous, with medium growth and thick and rounded habit. It belongs to the Lythraceae family and it is native to Mexico and Central and South America. When fully developed, it grows more than 1.50 m tall and approximately 1 m large. Woody and branched from the base, it has numerous stems with an initial erect bearing: at the top they branch further and diverge a little giving the bush a dense and roughly hemispherical shape. The branches have thin, narrow and lanceolate bright green color leaves, with smooth margins and acute apex, glabrous and opposite. From late autumn and throughout winter, numerous loose spikes of joyful flowers with a tubular shape and yellow-orange color appear on the apical parts of the stems.
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