Gloriosa
Gloriosa is a genus of flowering plants known for their striking, vibrant flowers. Commonly referred to as the flame lily or glory lily, these plants are native to tropical regions of Africa and Asia. They are characterized by their unique, twisted petals that can be red, yellow, or orange, resembling flames. Gloriosa plants are climbing vines, often growing up to 2 meters in height.
The flowers of Gloriosa are not only beautiful but also have cultural significance in various regions. In some places, they are used in traditional medicine, while in others, they symbolize beauty and resilience. Additionally, the plant is known for its tuberous roots, which can be toxic if ingested.