Alpinia malaccensis

Alpinia malaccensis is cultivated for ornamental and medicinal purposes. It is a native of Indonesia and Malaysia. An oil is obtained from dried rhizome. The rhizomes are ginger-scented. Likes a slightly acid soil. Tubular flowers in droopy clusters. The flowers come mostly in summer.

Alpinia malaccensis is similar to Alpinia nutans

Similar plants:

• Alpinia argentea (Yellow Ginger Lily )
• Alpinia formosana x zerumbet Variegata (Variegated ginger)
• Alpinia galanga, Languas galanga (Galanga Root, Galangal, Thai Ginger, Laos )
• Alpinia gigantifolia, Zingiber gigantifolium (Red Ginger Lily)
• Alpinia henryi 'Pink Perfection' (Pink porcelain lily)
• Alpinia luteocarpa (Red Bamboo Ginger)
• Alpinia nutans, Alpinia speciosa (Shell ginger, Pink porcelain lily, Narrow-Leaf Cinnamon Ginger, Shellflower, Dwarf cardamom, False cardamom)
• Alpinia officinarum (Lesser Galangal)
• Alpinia purpurata (Red Ginger Lily, Ostrich Plume, Red Cone Ginger)
• Alpinia rugosa (Evergreen Broadleaf Ginger)