The evolution of a tropical flower

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few days ago I spotted this amazing flower in my back yard.

I never saw something like this around here, and as I've written in the title both here and in the previous post, I really think they are from tropical region for sure.

At that time there was just one, the one of the photo in the previous post, now there are several, and they pop up quite fast.

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So I though why not to document the whole process of their lifespan, and their evolution, that is quite fast and it last a couple of weeks in total.

I already publish something like this about the evolution of my roses and my lemon, you can check here if you are interested:

So first of all you need to see the bushes from where these flowers come from

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They stay like this the whole year until mid June, and than they explode I guess until September, but I'll be more precise in the future.

This is the beginning of its life in the middle of you bush.

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Than it starts to rise and get a more defined shape.

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And than you can start to see the first colours popup.

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Than again they reach around 1.5 meters and the orange colours are there beautiful.

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After these some yellow petals appear in the lower part.

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Than they "explode" and it end up like this with more then 2 meters high.

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I hope you liked as me.

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