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ginger species

15 years ago

Hi,

Not sure what species my "variegated" ginger is. The leaves are not 12-18" long like A. zerumbet and the yellow streaks are not strong either, as on specimens I had in florida. It has not flowered and is big and healthy. It was purchased at home depot.

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lac1361
15 years ago
Can you post a picture. It would really help.

Steve
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