🔥 Alpinia luteocarpa

Traditional Herbs from Alpinia luteocarpa

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• Prepare enough fresh wulung ginger rhizomes and wash them until clean.
• Boil the rhizomes\u00a0until it boils.
• Let it sit until warm/cold.
• Strain then drink.

What is Alpinia luteocarpa Looks like??

Parts of Alpinia luteocarpa that could be used

• Rhizome

Alpinia luteocarpa Distribution

Wulung ginger comes from the Philippines and is also found in India, Thailand and the Malay Peninsula. Wulung ginger is from the Zingiberaceae family which is generally widely planted as an ornamental plant, because it has unique leaf colors unlike other ginger plants. Apart from that, wulung ginger has also been used in Chinese medicine, because of its warming properties. The rhizome can be used to treat digestive disorders.
Agroecology of Alpinia luteocarpa
Wulung ginger is usually found growing in damp forests, on steep slopes, at an altitude of 600 m above sea level. This plant prefers a shady or partially shaded position with soil conditions that are rich in organic matter, well-drained, high humidity, and the need for water is in the moderate range.
Morphology of Alpinia luteocarpa

• The lower rhizome grows horizontally, is small and long, the inside is reddish white.
• The false stem is erect, green at the top, and reddish purple at the bottom.
• Leaves are lanceolate, green on the upper surface while on the lower surface it is reddish or reddish purple, wide at the base and narrowed towards the tip, arranged in one plane along the stem, the surface of the leaves is smooth." yellowish-white with lobes joined at the base along half its length. Each flower has several dark brown to purple bracts that clamp the flower stalk, six stamens, with one fertile pollen-producing stamen. The inflorescence is borne at the end of the branch, in a cluster consisting of 3-5 fragrant flowers. ]
  Cultivation of Alpinia luteocarpa
  
  • Propagation is carried out generatively using seeds or vegetatively using division or rhizome pieces.
  • To speed up germination, soak the seeds in water for 2 days and dry at a temperature of 22-24 \u00b0C.
  
  

  Alpinia luteocarpa, more details :

  Chemical Content of Alpinia luteocarpa
  Penylpropanoids, diarylheptanoids, and diterpenoids.
  Benefits of Alpinia luteocarpa
  Overcomes digestive disorders and has antibacterial activity.
  Simplisia of Alpinia luteocarpa
  
  

  Another Facts for Alpinia luteocarpa :

  Synonym of Alpinia luteocarpa
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  Habitus of Alpinia luteocarpa
  Herb. Annual herb, up to 1.5 m high
  Habitat of Alpinia luteocarpa
  
  • Forest
  • Land