A plant with dark orange flowers, initially thought to be a Calathea, was identified as Heliconia aurantiaca after a clearer photo showed the distinctive inflorescence and seed pods.
If unsure, take clear photos of the whole plant, flowers, leaves, and stems to a local garden center for confirmation.
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