Scarlet Ginger is a wonderful 3-4 ft tall ginger that
is considered the the most attractive of the genus. The dark green
leaves, oblong pointed, have a reddish underside. The plant clumps
carry small scarlet red flowers at the top. Scarlet Ginger produces
small plantlets where the flowers fade. One can pull off these
plantlets after they mature a bit, and sow them in the soil about an
inch, and they will root readily forming new plants. Scarlet Ginger is
native to Eastern Himalayas, but is now grown as a garden plant
worldwide.
Identification credit: M. Sawmliana
Photographed in Sairep area, Mizoram.
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