Spiral Ginger - Costus barbatus Shop By Brand>>Galapagos This may depend on the

This may depend on the more fertile soils found there

Feather-moss forms soft

They should be covered with a sowing medium not deeper than 4-5 cm

It requires moist or dry soil

Wait until the small plant-lets that form around the base are at least 1/3 the size of the main parent plant

Spiral Ginger - Costus barbatus Shop By Brand>>Galapagos This may depend on theWe only sell freshly harvested seeds from small time growers, hobbyists and collectors. Listing is for 5 Seeds Costus barbatus is a perennial plant with a long red inflorescence that bears edible bright yellow tubular flowers. It has dark green and fuzzy ginger like elliptic leaves that spiral up the slender cane like stems to a height of 7. 9 feet (2. 4 m). Costus fall into the tropical category, so if you do well with philodendrons and other