A close-up, high-angle photograph depicts a dense growth of *Pachystachys lutea*, commonly known as the Golden Shrimp Plant or Lollipop Plant, located in Bamhori, India

A close-up, high-angle photograph depicts a dense growth of *Pachystachys lutea*, commonly known as the Golden Shrimp Plant or Lollipop Plant, located in Bamhori, India. The image focuses on multiple clusters of vibrant yellow, cone-shaped bracts, each approximately 3-5 cm in length, emerging from dark green, elliptical leaves. The leaves, measuring about 5-10 cm long, display visible venation and appear arranged oppositely on slender, dark stems. Scattered white pistils or petals are discernible within the yellow bracts, particularly at their tips. Some stems and bract bases exhibit a grayish-white, textured substance, consistent with scale insects or mildew. The background consists of a blurred continuation of similar foliage and yellow flowers, indicating a widespread presence of this plant species. No individuals, other animals, or man-made objects are present in the frame. The lighting suggests natural daylight conditions.