Eranthemum Green, also known as Pseuderanthemum reticulatum 'Green', is a tropical evergreen shrub prized for its lush, glossy, dark green leaves, sometimes with metallic green or purple hues, and its clusters of tubular white flowers with rose-red or purple spots at the base. 

Here's a more detailed description:

Key Features:

Foliage:

Leaves are ovate to broadly elliptic, 10-15 cm long. 

Color can range from deep purple to metallic green, with some varieties displaying yellow, pinkish purple, pink, green, and white spots or variegation. 

Leaves are waxy and have a glossy appearance. 

Flowers:

Tubular, white flowers with rose-red or purple spots at the base. 

Flowers are borne in dense, terminal spikes, up to 18 cm long. 

Blooming occurs during summer. 

Growth Habit:

Erect, open shrub, with stems that are sparsely branched unless pinched out when young. 

Can grow to be a substantial shrub, reaching a height of 1.2 to 1.8 meters and a width of 0.3 to 0.9 meters. 

Other Names:

Yellow-Veined Eranthemum 

Golden Net-Bush 

El Dorado Eranthemum 

Speckled Eranthemum 

Care:

Prefers bright, indirect light. 

Needs consistently moist soil, but not waterlogged. 

Fertilize regularly, especially during the growing season. 

Can be grown indoors or outdoors in warm, humid climates. 

Uses:

Can be used as a focal point in gardens or as a border plant. 

Also makes a beautiful indoor plant. 

Synonyms:

Eranthemum reticulatum 

Pseuderanthemum carruthersii var. reticulatum