The image displays a close-up, vertical composition of a Mussaenda plant (genus *Mussaenda*), specifically a cultivar known for its showy white, leaf-like calyx lobes, often mistaken for petals

The image displays a close-up, vertical composition of a Mussaenda plant (genus *Mussaenda*), specifically a cultivar known for its showy white, leaf-like calyx lobes, often mistaken for petals. Multiple clusters of these prominent white bracts are visible, densely arranged across the frame. In the upper left quadrant, one cluster distinctly features a small, five-lobed, bright orange true flower emerging from its center. Surrounding and intermingling with the white bracts are numerous healthy, dark green, ovate leaves with visible venation. The background consists of blurred, darker green foliage and dark soil or mulch, indicative of a cultivated garden bed. Natural daylight illuminates the scene, creating highlights on the white bracts and subtle shadows. No individuals or specific actions are present. This cultivated botanical specimen is consistent with flora commonly found within the Kebun Raya Bogor (Bogor Botanical Gardens) in the city of Bogor, West Java, Indonesia.