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Called the Crimson Exora, it is an evergreen shrub, and it cannot tolerate temperatures below 50 degrees and may die. It prefers direct sunlight and grows in moist soil. It responds easily to pruning, making it perfectly suitable for hedges. It has become one of the most famous flowering shrubs in South Florida gardens and landscapes. It is said to be the national flower of Suriname. Watering tips: plants prefer evenly moist soil conditions but can tolerate short droughts. Being native to tropical environments, they require consistent humidity without waterlogging during hot seasons, and watering should be adjusted to prevent the soil from drying out completely. Main sunlight tips: Crimson Exora thrives best when receiving a large amount of sunlight, reflecting its native environment which is usually sunny. Insufficient light can hinder its growth, while excessive exposure can cause potential damage. Light requirements may vary slightly at different growth stages. Note: We commit to displaying all products with their images and detailed descriptions, considering that the sizes, shapes, and lengths of natural plants may vary slightly from the pictures.