What other names does Pachystachys lutea have? Get to know its other names
Pachystachys lutea is an evergreen subshrub. When it blooms, its shape somewhat resembles a shrimp, so it also has the alternative name golden shrimp plant, and its ornamental value is quite unique.
Alternative names for Pachystachys lutea
Pachystachys lutea has quite a few alternative names, such as Yanbao flower, Huaye Jue wood, yellow shrimp flower, golden shrimp plant, small shrimp flower, shrimp flower, coral acanthus, gold-wrapped silver, golden pagoda, golden pagoda flower, and so on.
Its flowers
Pachystachys lutea is native to Mexico, Peru and South America. There are mainly two varieties, one with purple bracts and one with yellow bracts. The common Pachystachys lutea is the yellow one, with spike-like inflorescences, layer upon layer of bracts, and small white flowers.
Pachystachys lutea has a relatively long flowering period, and the flowers themselves are also long-lasting, up to several weeks. Plants grown at home are generally about 1 chi tall.
Growing habits of Pachystachys lutea
Pachystachys lutea likes a high-temperature and high-humidity growing environment and requires plenty of light, but it can also tolerate shade. A growing temperature of 18°C-25°C is better, and in winter it should be kept above 5°C. The soil should be fertile and well-drained.
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