Clerodendrum quadriloculare

Clerodendrum quadriloculare is an evergreen shrub species belonging to the genus Clerodendrum in the mint family (Lamiaceae), native to New Guinea and the Philippines.

Origin of the Name
The genus name Clerodendrum is derived from Greek, combining "Cleros" (meaning fate or chance) and "dendros" (meaning tree).
The species name quadriloculare means "four locules" or "four anthers."

Common Name: Clerodendrum quadriloculare
Scientific Name: Clerodendrum quadriloculare
English Name: Fireworks
Life Form: Evergreen shrub
Height: 2-5 meters
Leaf Petioles: Present
Leaf Color: Dark green (upper surface), purple (underside)
Leaf Shape: Long elliptic
Leaf Length: 5-10 cm
Leaf Margin: Wavy, with coarse serration
Leaf Arrangement: Opposite
Flowering Period: January to February
Inflorescence: Cymose
Flower Shape: Tubular flowers, reddish-purple with white tips divided into five lobes
Flower Tube Length: 7 cm
Fruit Type: Drupe
Number of Seeds: 4
Fruit Color: Green, turning purple