Dark range red-flowers protruding from an Aphelandra scabra inflorescences
Aphelandra scabra

One of sixty-seven native species of the genus Aphelandra in Colombia. Photographed in Atlantico, Colombia and Panama.

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Cluster of bright red Aphelandra scabra flowers emerging from upright spikes with tropical foliage in the background
Vivid red Aphelandra scabra flowers extending from a tall, cone-shaped spike surrounded by broad green leaves in a tropical environment
Curved orange-red flowers of Aphelandra scabra extending from a spiky bracted stem with long thread-like hairs, against a blurred forest background
Close-up of a vivid orange-red Aphelandra scabra flower spike with pointed bracts and narrow petals against a dark leafy background
Orange-red Aphelandra flowers protruding from inflorescence under bright sunlight
Aphelandra scabra red tubular flowers emerging from a scaly cone-like spike with ants crawling on the bracts, set against a dense green jungle background
close-up of an Aphelandra scabra branch showing elongated leaves and a central cluster of unopened, dark pink tubular flowers
Dense red inflorescence of Aphelandra scabra with narrow curved petals emerging from a bracted stem, set against a blue sky and green foliage
everal dark pink tubular flowers of the Aphelandra scabra plant in full bloom, emerging from spiky green bracts against a soft green background
Bright red Aphelandra scabra flower spike emerging from large green leaves in a lush tropical forest setting

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