I think the trick with ginger is to get it growing well indoors and timing it just right so it can have a nice summer outside. Over a couple of years. At the end you get a tuber a bit bigger than the one you planted. In other words it is an interesting houseplant - and it would be nice to have a few flowering gingers but they belong in a tropical rainforest!
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Grow Your Own Ginger Challenge Part 2
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new photos of my ginger growing, the organic ginger is doing the best, the leaves have a mild ginger smell and taste, galangal started growing after i put it in a heated propagator, both will be going into a hydoponics system.Attached Files
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do you remember the potato experiment most of us did at school? put it in a shoe box with a small hole in the end and the potato would send out tubers to find the light source.do the same with the ginger I only discovered this when I found some old ginger sprouting in the back of our larder, roots and all gotta be worth a try?
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My ginger has been in a pot since 10th August. The shoot is now about 8-9 inches tall. It is in the bottom of my little plastic greenhouse which is shaded by an olive tree. The ginger was bought at Lidl's complete with sprouts. 2 pieces were planted and 2 pieces were put into dry compost ready for planting in the spring - just to see which does better. They do not like to be too wet though and to have free draining soil and protected from extremes of heat.Just think happy thoughts
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I have tried several times to grow ginger .However Ithink this time I might've more successful. The first green shoot died but a new one has replaced it and is growing nicely.The pot is standing near a radiator and I am now watering.I did not know about soaking the ginger before planting so this may be the reason for previous failures.Thank you for your advice.
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