I start another discussion because this is a totally different Roscoea. Grown as 'tibetica' - which is not after the way the capsule develops. I suspected to be R. australis and asked the opinion of someone who has lots of Roscoea, who said the flower doesn't look the same.
Here are the images. As far as I know it was a collection from Zhongdian, Yunnan. It makes a beautiful species for a rockery or trough in part-shade.
Some years the flowers remain enclosed in the leaf sheats:

When in the mood it shows like this:

Flower close-up:

Capsule develops inside the pseudostem and splits it open when ripen:

Fresh seed with lacerate arils (2 mm grid):

It grows better in part-shade than in full sun exposure. Of course I have few seeds if someone wants a ?Roscoea.
Gabriela
Ontario, zone5, Canada
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