Ohsyugiku

Ohsyugiku (scientific name: C.m. cv. Ohsyugiku) is a variety of Ohtsugiku that was bred in Hachinohe, Aomori Prefecture in the late Edo period, and has raised tongue-shaped flowers that look like they have been grabbed tightly with both hands, with thick petals that hang down. The varieties include Zuikouden, Aikokuden, Kegon-no-Taki, Gokuraku-den, Shikouden, Eirakuden, Hana-shinko, Fuzan-no-Kumo, Liyuisen, and others.

Common name: Ohsyugiku, scientific name: C.m. cv. Ohsyugiku, plant height: 60-90 cm, flower shape: large grasping, glossy running petals, flower diameter: 20-25 cm, flowering season: October-November, sun: half shade, full sun, uses: planting in ground, potting, cut flowers.