Galangal, White (Thai Ginger) metal Considered critically endangered in the

Considered critically endangered in the wild

Less than ideal conditions may result in marks on the leaves or potential leaf loss

Light enough to hang creatively from a tree branch or create a soft glowing atmosphere with several together

or mounded soil where drainage may be an issue

This specimen makes an instant architectural statement

Galangal, White (Thai Ginger) metal Considered critically endangered in theAlpinia officinarum or White Galangal, also known as 'Thai Ginger, is a member of the Ginger family, looks similar to Turmeric and the edible rhizome is used widely for cooking in southeast Asian cuisine and has medical uses in many other parts of the world. Slightly less cold hardy than the red cultivar, so the closer you can get to imitating tropical growing conditions the better it will do. They race away when grown in a greenhouse.