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Golden Torch

~ Heliconia Psittacorum

‘Golden Torch’ is a very productive and vigorous plant. Grows well in partial shade to full sun. Plant habit is erect, from 5-6 feet tall. Blooms year round. Easy to flower in a pot.

Height: 5-6 ft.

Sun Exposure: Full Sun; Sun to Partial Shade.

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