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help, my ginger root is growing, what next????

Posted by nikimeijei dorset, uk (My Page) on
Fri, Sep 7, 07 at 8:28

hi there,
well i finally moved to a beautiful little victorian cottage with a really old proper greenhouse(none of your alluminium tat) last december and have been enjoying myself ever since.
my carnivorouses have boomed..after living in a flat they obviously love the light, warmth of the greenhouse..and i have been experimenting with anything and everything.
i planted some budding garlic, which sprouted and grew onion like leaves but have now died completely, well at least the shoots above the soil have so who knows whats happening with that, and i found a piece of ginger in my fridge that was budding...put it in a pot and alakazam...up it shot!
it has about 3 or 4 stems and leaves, and has grown to a height of 2 1/2 foot...but now as autumn and winter approach...i think what now??
i potted the root in about a 25cm ish diameter pot and it seems to like it...but what next????
over to you boffins!

many thanks and kind regards for reading
nikimeijei


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RE: help, my ginger root is growing, what next????

hi..

bring it indoors and leave in a darkened room, it will bounce back in spring, please check out the link to see my ginger growing in a container in london u.k


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RE: help, my ginger root is growing, what next????

i have ginger growing in a B&Q bucket ( container) in u.k

its doing quite well, i bought regular ginger from the corner shop and started it off inside in a plastic bag... i will bring it indoors ( when it gets cold )and leave in dark warm room untill spring, and then hopefully it should bounce back really well...

here is a link on ginger growing with pictures...

Here is a link that might be useful: growing ginger.........


 
 

 

 


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