Hawaiian Red Ginger Plant Root
Grow Hawaii
I'm known in Hawaiian as 'Awapuhi - Ula'Ula. The flower industry seeks me out for cut flower arrangements. They have come to realize my beauty as I'm an upright head of rich, crimson, and my leaves are a deep green. I, as well as my leaves, add striking color to a bouquet. If my floral head is allowed to mature, plantlets will eventually appear. In this way, I propagate myself.
GROWING INSTRUCTIONS: Plant in potting soil from the garden shop. Keep moist and out of direct sunlight. The ideal temperature range is 60F to 80F. Feed with a general garden fertilizer according to the instructions. Once I bloom, I'll do so most of the year.
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Hawaiian
Red Ginger Plant Root
(Alpinia purpurata)
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These plants are approved for export from Hawaii to the U.S. Mainland by Hawaii Department of Agriculture. All orders are prepared fresh by the nursery and carefully packaged for export.
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