Pachystachys lutea is not as popular as many other indoor plants, it really is a delightful plant to grow, with a long flowering season from spring until fall. Grown outdoors they can reach up to about 4 feet in height, and a few feet wide, which is why growers indoors really need to keep the plant pruned. The flowers that bloom from spring until fall are white in color and small, which peep through the golden flower head (bract – can be 5 inches long). The long evergreen leaves are dark green and oval shaped, with large veins. It’s definitely the flower head that make this attractive.