The torch blossoms are in bloom. The torch flower is a perennial herb of the genus Torch Lotus in the family Afu flower family. The roots are fleshy, and the underground stems are short and shrunken. Leafy, grassy, sword-shaped; The base of the leaf is often folded inward and hugged into a pseudostem

The torch blossoms are in bloom. The torch flower is a perennial herb of the genus Torch Lotus in the family Afu flower family. The roots are fleshy, and the underground stems are short and shrunken. Leafy, grassy, sword-shaped; The base of the leaf is often folded inward, hugged into a pseudostem, and curved downward in the middle or upper middle part. Flower stems are usually 100–140 cm tall and dwarf species are around 40–60 cm tall. The dense spike-like inflorescence is 20–30 cm long and bears hundreds of small tubular flowers, torch-shaped, with small flowers opening from bottom to top, and a single inflorescence flowering period of about 20 days. The corolla is orange-red and the seeds are brownish-black. Flowering occurs in early summer and after autumn. It is native to the rocky peat soils of the mountains and coasts at altitudes of 1800-3000 m in eastern and southern Africa. Prefers warm and sunny environments, hardiness, and loose and fertile soil. Sow seeds and propagate in separate plants.