Cast iron plant is flowering with roots

I have never seen a flower grow underground but these beauties surprised me with such a rarity these little purple flowers are one of the only that actually grow under the dirt!!

True to its name, the cast iron plant (Aspidistra elatior) has earned a reputation for being a no-nonsense, hard-to-kill houseplant. It's a great plant for low light conditions, tolerates a range of indoor temperatures, and puts up with irregular watering. It also grows well outdoors in its growing zones and is a popular choice for containers and shade gardens. The cast iron plant has arching, lance-shaped, deep green leaves that can reach around two feet long and four inches wide. Native to areas across Japan and China, this slow-growing plant is prized for its lush foliage and low-maintenance nature, although it can produce insignificant white blooms when grown outdoors serious inquires only please heat packs available for 5.00 extra