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Costus aff. curvibracteatus 'Pocosol'

Costus aff. curvibracteatus 'Pocosol'

CULTIVAR NAME: 'Pocosol'
PARENTAGE: Costus aff. curvibracteatus
STATUS: Name accepted, not established.
TYPE: unnamed species/variety
REFERENCE: www.gingersrus.com/DataSheet.php?PID=7454
PUBLISHED:
REGISTRANT: D. Skinner
NOTES:
ORIGIN: Collected and named by Dave Skinner, found in the Tilaran Mountains of Costa Rica near the Pocosol Research Station.

DESCRIPTION: Much shorter than the common form of C. curvibracteatus, with lobed ligules, red bracts, yellow tubular flowers that far exceed the bracts. Plant grows to about 1 meter high, vegetative parts are glabrous, ligule lobed, about 1 cm. Bracts are nearly solid red with a faint nectar callus line in red-orange. Flowers are 5 cm long and extend well beyond the bracts with yellow corolla lobes and labellum. Stamen is red tipped.
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