Red or Pink Hawaiian Ginger Plant (Alpinia purpurata)
Red or Pink Hawaiian Ginger Plant (Alpinia purpurata)
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ALPINIA PURPURATA SHOOTS:
You’ll receive packages of Hawaiian Alpinia purpurata plantlets in your color choice that you can plant. Each package contains one (1) plantlet (…that’s the shoot), approximately one ounce in weight.
ALPINIA PURPURATA STARTER PLANTS:
You’ll receive one (1) well rooted, approximately 15-inch tall Hawaiian Ginger (Alpinia purpurata variety) plant in a 2 inch or 4 inch starter pot - according to your choice - without bloom. Choose red or pink flower variety .
ALPINIA PURPURATA FAST FACTS;
When it blooms you get a flower that resembles a slender pinecone, in either pink or red. Both colors are used in premium flower arrangements known the world over. Florists love them because they convey a sense of sturdy presence and are long lasting!
100% Authentically Hawaiian, these Alpinia purpuratas are grown and packaged in our own facilities on the Big Island of Hawaii. Our nursery is certified and we’ve been in business for almost 40 years
Ideal for USDA Plant Zone 9 – 11 when outdoors
Thrives indoors in ALL USDA PLANT ZONES!
Makes a great gift for your family, friends and coworkers, or just keep for yourself!
All of our Hawaiian tropical plants come with planting instructions ready for your green thumb
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Fire!
There's something alluring about the ginger sisters...red and pink. Both exhibit a beautiful, cylindrical cone of long-lasting flower-power. This makes it quite the prize and is sought after in many a floral arrangement. And both these gingers make a perfect representation of Hawaii. We think that the red well reflects the fact that these pretty islands were born from fire.
Pretty in Pink
Not to be outdone, the pink ginger also has its rabid fans. Sharing all the qualities of its cousin - the red ginger - it sports a lighter color that showcases Hawaii's lighter side.
Neither of these gingers are known for having a scent, but we find that a fully developed flower does carry a very slight hint of a ginger smell.
Why not find out for yourself and get the red, the pink or both! We sell both colors as root cuttings, or as growing plants.
We know that you are gorgeous! Get a flower that matches you! Order today.
And of course, we are the source!
How to grow Red or Pink Ginger:
Plant your cutting (or if you bought the plant, repot) in potting soil from the garden shop. Keep moist and out of direct sunlight. The ideal temperature range is 60℉ to 80℉. Feed it with a general garden fertilizer according to the instructions. The nice part about these gingers: Once they bloom, they'll continue to do so throughout most of the year.