Hedychium (Ginger Lily)

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Re: Hedychium (Ginger Lily)

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mikhurram wrote:I read in an article that if a person mistakenly eats a tadpole assuming to it to be a mushroom, there is no immediate reaction and the person tends to die suddenly after 4-5 days and those thinking of growing mushrooms are advised to buy them from the shelves of the supermarket to minimize the risk.
You have changed my perception of mushrooms :-( Eating them will remind me of tadpoles now.

Anyway, ginger lily is beautiful whether it is edible or not...it is a different thing. BTW, one petal won't take a human being to the next world even if it were a toxic plant :-)
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Re: Hedychium (Ginger Lily)

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Hedychium. What a fragrance !!!!

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Re: Hedychium (Ginger Lily)

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Dear Khurram
You can grow in a little pot.
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Re: Hedychium (Ginger Lily)

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Muhammad Arif Khan wrote:Mine are just surviving, I have changed the location, Let us see.
No they did not survive, I have tried twice and failed.
Any special requirements?
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Re: Hedychium (Ginger Lily)

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Sir they some time initially to adapt even upto 2 years then start blooming on a consistent basis. All they require is a moist soil in a location having sunlight/shade. Just two years ago i shifted them to a newer location and they didn't bloom in the first year and so i think they resent being moved.
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Re: Hedychium (Ginger Lily)

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I must try again, but where to get some?
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Re: Hedychium (Ginger Lily)

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Sir you can have them from me.
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Re: Hedychium (Ginger Lily)

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mikhurram wrote:Sir you can have them from me.
Thanks
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