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A charming collection from Crug Farm Plants. It has pale flowers and thick, tall, red pseudostems with heavily corrugated surfaces.
Crug Farm Plants say:
"A collection from steep cliffs in the village of Cheng close to the Tibetan border in North- Eastern Nepal. Where their fleshy roots formed an enveloping dense carpet, with sturdy upright stems to 75cm tall.
With stem-sheathing narrow foliage and congested terminal clusters of elongated seed capsules, which had succeeded the broad-lipped orchid-like successive flowers,
variably coloured from white to purple June-October. Easily grown in sun or shade in a humus-rich soil that is drained."
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