



Indonesian Wax Ginger is a stunning tropical perennial with upright cane-like stems and large glossy leaves. The spectacular inflorescence resembles a pineapple: a dense cone of waxy orange-red bracts enclosing small yellow flowers. Blooms intermittently in warm, humid conditions.
| Family: | Costaceae |
| Genus: | Tapeinochilos |
| Species: | ananassae |
Requires tropical conditions (USDA zones 10-11): high humidity, warm temps, partial shade, rich moist soil. Not frost-tolerant. Grow in greenhouses or as houseplant in cooler zones. Long-lasting inflorescences prized in tropical flower arrangements. Bold specimen for tropical landscapes.
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