This plant has orange blossoms that have yet to fully open and also has a hard, woody stem. I purchased this at a local indoor garden in Beaumont, Tx. Thank you for your time!

Pretty! I'm not sure but it reminds me of Orange Trumpet Creeper (Pyrostegia venusta)

My first impression from the color of the bloom and the shape of the leaf is that it is a milkweed. "Asclepias tuberosa Orange Butterfly Weed". I have never seen one in a pot but we plant the seed here to support the Monarch butterfly. Maybe someone else will weigh in on this.

I believe mellie is right on.

The buds don't look match and the leaves look too wide for Butterfly Milkweed (Asclepias tuberosa) fly-Weed-Asclepias-tuberosa/:

@kalllimnex, welcome to NGA. Join us at the Texas forum.

When the blooms open, take a photo of them and repost.

kalllumnix several flowers are already open.

I believe it is Justicia spicigera...common name Mexican honeysuckle.

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Silversurfer said:I believe it is Justicia spicigera...common name Mexican honeysuckle.

That's it!! Beautiful Mexican Honeysuckle (Justicia spicigera)

Thank you all for taking the time to help me ID this plant. It's 100% most defintely the mexican honeysuckle!

@Silversurfer is great at identifying many plants for us!