Heliconia rostrata

Heliconia bihai (scientific name: Heliconia bihai 'Lobster Claw') is a tropical evergreen perennial plant belonging to the family Heliconiaceae from the northern South America to the West Indies. It is a vertical heliconia.
The leaves are oblong and stick to life. The part that looks like a flower is a cocoon, and it grows diagonally. The shark is shaped like a boat, storing water and serving as a source of water for insects and birds. In the place of origin, bats and hummingbirds become the polynator. The tip of the heel is thin. The color of the coral is vermilion red and the edge is green. A small yellow flower blooms from the bud.

Common name: Heliconia bihai 'Lobster Claw', scientific name: Heliconia bihai cv. Lobster Claw, aka: Lobster claw, place of origin: the northern South America to the West Indies, plant height: 1.5-5 m, leaf shape: oblong, leaf length: 1-1.5 m, flower color: yellow, flowering period: June to October.