|
©
Ganesh Mani Pradhan & Son |
Curcuma angustifolia Description: Deciduous.Rhizomes remain dormant underground in winter. In early spring the inflorescense is produced before the leaves. Very colourful bracts make this a showy species. The shape and colour of the bracts are very variable. The inflorescence lasts in full bloom on the plants for about three weeks and more. Good for cut flower use with a vase life of 10 days and more for fresh cut blooms. Leaves grow to about 2ft tall and die down in autumn..Habitat: This species is flound in the Eastern Himalays and inhabits bright open hillsides and woods. Ethnobotany: Not known. |
![]() |
|
![]() Curcuma angustifolia biclour form |
![]() Curcuma angustifolia deep pink form |
|
|
Website designed in-house All Text & Photographs © Ganesh Mani Pradhan & Son Website maintained by COMPUSET CENTRE, DARJEELING |