CAUTLEYA -
Description of cautleya
This plant grows up to 2 feet high with a spread of 20 inches. It is an upright plant with large, lance-shaped, shiny green leaves on reed-like stems. The funnel-shaped, pale orange or yellow flowers are surrounded by maroon-purple bracts and are produced in erect spikes above the leaves in late summer and early fall. This plant is originally found in the Himalayas.
Potting of cautleya
Cautleyas should be grown in deep, fertile, moist soil in full sun. It should have shelter from cold, dry winds.
Propagation of cautleya
Increase your plants by division or seeds in the spring.
Varieties of cautleya
Cautleya spicata.
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More articles about Cautleya
13. CAUTLEYA J. D. Hooker, Bot. Mag. 114: t. 6991. 1888.
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ZINGIBERACEAE
