How To Grow Ginger At Home In 2023!

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2. Zan 7 months ago

   So much info..thank you..Will start in April…..

3. Shirley K 7 months ago

   My ginger and tumeric is just about to harvest. I can't wait. Great information Jeff. Thanks

4. S H 7 months ago

   Great video effects!! Video itself is very well structured and entertaining.

5. FrozenWolf150 7 months ago

   Here in coastal zone 7b I planted some ginger in my mint bed some time ago and completely forgot about it, since it did not produce anything by the end of the year. I figured it was a lost cause, and I just needed to try planting it elsewhere. I did not plant any fresh ginger this year, but around late summer I noticed something odd. In the middle of my mint bed were some ginger leaves. Apparently the ginger had managed to perennialize and survive the winter in less than ideal conditions. I haven't decided whether to dig it up and take a look, or leave it alone.

6. Muhamad The Motorcity Farmer 7 months ago

   Pro advice as always.
   Ginger is not a part of a Middle Eastern cooking, but my X was Asian, and she taught my mother cook stir fry or something of the sort, so uses ginner often.
   Couple of years ago, ta piece of ginner sprouted, so I buried it in a pot on the porch and it grew for about four months before fall set in. I pulled it out and the ginger was so soft and so sweet that I munched on it over a week until it was gone.
   Let's see if I can follow these tips for next spring

7. Michael Marchione 7 months ago

   I might just have to try that Jeff! Enjoyed, take care!

8. Jason Slade 7 months ago

   I’ve never see a dry looking piece of newly grown ginger. Always comes out small and yellow like the fresh stuff on the top of your harvest. I think the older looking stuff is the original piece you planted.

9. Deb Heesen 7 months ago

   Hi! I have grown Ginger using one of your previous youtubes, and it worked wonderfully. I'm in North Florida, planted two rhizomes in different pots and one in the ground. Harvested one from a container last year, and left the other two to overwinter. And they both returned😊 in the spring my question is, if I harvest the rhizome when the plant dies back, will that rhizome still be viable to replant the next spring or do I have to go to the grocery store again the produce department for a fresher rhizome? love your videos, always excited when I see a new one ❤

10. JoanneMarie61 7 months ago

    Thanks Jeff for another great gardening tutorial.
    I am definitely going to try to grow some ginger this spring instead of watching it root on my counter in a bowl😆
    Cheers!

11. Jeannie Scarber 7 months ago

    I am growing ginger and turmeric, they have been inside for over a month because night time temps were getting to cool. Always want to learn more!

12. tammy ohlsson 7 months ago

    TY! I just ran outside and covered my Ginger. Will dig it up and bring inside until Spring.
    Blessings!

13. Rupinder Singh 7 months ago

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14. Kenice Eunice 7 months ago

    Thank you so much. I know how long it take to shoot all the procedures. Really appreciate it. I am a window gardener, love to focus on some plants and learn more about them.

15. FE Viv 7 months ago

    Thank you for this very detailed comprehensive video! I can’t wait to try planting my own ginger. Hopefully it will grow in our North Idaho garden.

16. Garden Ideas 7 months ago

    Your ginger is very beautiful but mine is bigger root

17. Ellenor Bjornsdottir 7 months ago

    Will it handle persistent 60°F if all other conditions are good? I keep my house on the cold side (though hotter than 60F) for economical and comfort reasons.

18. Miguel Francis 7 months ago

    Love the video great info… on a side note, the inconsistent audio levels throughout the video are distracting. I find myself having to turn up or down the volume several times throughout the video to hear what is being said or having to turn on subtitles. It's not an issues with earphones.

19. Christine Brooks 6 months ago

    Hi Jefd, another great video with lots of useful information on growing ginger. Thanks for sharing and take care 😊

20. D'Ann Ramirez 6 months ago

    Great video! You answered everyone of my questions!

21. Rena Alam 6 months ago

    Damn I so happy to find you,, you tell it like it is,,I live in Mississippi 🌽💌