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Gingers
roy808

how to plant red ginger

roy808
14 years ago

hi, I have a red ginger stem cutting. I have it in a container of water where I plan to wait and let roots grow, before transplanting it to soil. Should I be doing anything differently?

Thanks, Roy

Comment (1)

  • bradisha
    14 years ago

    Hi Roy808, I hope your ginger cutting has some rhizome on it, thats the only way I think it can survive.
    is this the type you are referring too?
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