When planting ginger, choose a healthy, plump piece from your last crop or from a nursery - shop-bought ginger that is intended to be eaten may be carrying diseases or pests from overseas or ...

Don’t plant these vegetables in containers While it may be possible to start off growing these vegetables in containers, at a certain point, they’ll need more space to reach maturity and thrive.

How to plant in containers Planting in containers is a bit different again, because you also have to supply the planting medium, and make sure that when watering it soaks in, rather than runs off ...

But what’s better than having leftover ginger? How about having your own personal supply of ginger that you can grow at home? Yeah, that’s what we thought.

These underground stems are called “hands.” You can plant ginger “hands” or find plants ready for transplanting in the ground or in a container and soon have all the homegrown ginger you need.

Planting: Ginger is propagated from the rhizome (root). To grow ginger, choose a healthy, plump looking ginger root that is about 4 to 5 inches long with at least a few “fingers” and well ...

Did you know you can grow ginger or tangawizi on your own? Or you can use part of the root and it will continue to grow?