Flowering Beehive Ginger Plant by Leticia Lebron

Flowering Beehive Ginger Plant

Crochet
July 2021
Thread ?
1.25 mm
US
English
This pattern is available from etsy.com for $6.00.

Talking about unique? Let’s talk about the beautiful Beehive Ginger plant! This is one of a kind… one I knew I had to create. Join me in creating this fun bloom with the step-by-step written pattern filled with high-quality images to guide you along the way.

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What you get

❤️ PDf file with lots of step-by-step, high-quality images to follow along.

❤️ Printer-friendly version without images to save on ink.

❤️ Direct help from me (the designer). I’m just a message away.

YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE A PHYSICAL PLANT.

Materials Needed

Scheepjes (Maxi Sugar Rush) Crochet thread. You can use any size 10 crochet thread.

  • Poppy Rose Or Golden Yellow
  • Sage Green
  • Candle Light (or pale yellow)

Other Materials

  • 1.25 mm crochet needles
  • 24 gauge wires
  • Green Floral Tape
  • Glue/glue gun
  • Fabric stiffener (Optional)
  • Light red and light green chalks (Optional)
  • Dowel sticks (size stated in the pattern)

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Beehive Ginger Fun Facts

The plant is commonly known in the West by the common name “beehive ginger”, due to its unusual inflorescences which resemble a skep beehive. It is also referred to by the common names “Ginger wort” or “Malaysian ginger”.

Its botanical name is Zingiber spectabileThe Beehive Ginger leaves and rhizomes are used to flavor food. Its young rhizomes are sliced, soaked in vinegar, and used as an appetizer. Young tender shoots are eaten as ulam, fresh as salad.

The Beehive cones last for months. They grow in bright tones of yellow, orange, and even chocolate. The red cones are a sign that they have matured.

The matured flowers produce a foamy juice that can be used to wash your hair. It has been used to make shampoo sold today.

Polynesians used the plant stems for treating toothaches, headaches, cuts, bruises, and skin diseases.

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