Alpinia rugosa Small Plants especially since both parent species

especially since both parent species naturally grow under the dappled canopy of the forest floor

A truly rare species these are

direct light

and humidity needs are met

Alpinia rugosa Small Plants especially since both parent speciesAlpinia rugosa is a rhizomatous tropical ginger species notable for its deeply rippled, leathery leaves arranged in opposite ranks. The foliage is dark green with a quilted texture, and the undersides are often slightly fuzzy. Mature plants can reach up to 90 cm in height and spread 6090 cm wide. In spring, it produces upright flower spikes bearing clusters of white flowers with pink tubular calyces and orange lips. This plant is suitable for indoor