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Fun fact: This plant isn't just rare; it's endemic to a very small part of the world. It is found naturally only in a limited area of eastern Cuba. This extremely limited native range makes it a special and unique part of the world's botanical heritage. While its foliage is the main show, it also produces tubular flowers typical of the Hamelia genus. These flowers are designed to attract and nourish hummingbirds and butterflies, which are their primary pollinators. The plant likely produces small, dark berries that are a food source for birds. 🐦🦋