Ginger Shampoo Plant 6–8” Bareroot | Zingiber zerumbet | Tropical Medicinal & Edible Ornamental Ginger

Ginger Shampoo Plant (Zingiber zerumbet) Overview

Discover the unique Ginger Shampoo Plant, also known as Awapuhi or pinecone ginger, a tropical perennial prized for its ornamental beauty and traditional medicinal uses. This listing includes one healthy bareroot plant, 6–8 inches tall, ready to be planted in your garden or container.

Key Features

• Natural shampoo ginger with cone-shaped “shampoo” heads filled with fragrant, moisturizing juice.
• Medicinal and edible, traditionally used for scalp care, skin remedies, and natural hair conditioning.
• Produces lush, exotic foliage and striking red pinecone blooms, adding tropical appeal.
• Perennial rhizome that regrows annually and is easy to divide.
• Organically grown and sustainably sourced, free from chemicals.

Growing Information

The Ginger Shampoo Plant thrives in USDA Zones 8–11 and prefers part shade with moist, well-drained soil. It can be grown indoors or outdoors, making it suitable for pots, patios, or tropical landscapes. Its perennial rhizome ensures long-lasting growth and easy propagation.