How to grow ginger

How to breed

Rhizome propagation

Choose ginger of good quality, with plump and wide pieces and shiny skin. This type of ginger has strong growth potential and can resist disease. Before sowing, you need to soak them in disinfectant and then dry them. When the surface looks smooth, you can stack them together and allow them to grow sprouts in a temperature-suitable environment. After the sprouts grow, you can sow them.

Transplantation process

In an environment with sufficient water and suitable temperature, there is no need to sprout ginger. It can be transplanted in spring. When planting, sow the seeds in the entire row, maintaining the planting spacing and the row spacing of each row. Prepare the fertilizer, pour it into the soil and mix it thoroughly, then water the soil thoroughly. Finally, put the ginger pieces in and cover with a thin layer of soil. During the growth period, appropriate fertilizer should be added from time to time. In this way, the ginger will have continuous nutrients during the development period and will grow satisfactorily.

Related Notes

For ginger propagation, soil selection conditions are usually strict. Avoid soil that is not breathable and easily retains water. It is best to choose soil with a high nutrient content. It is also necessary to ensure that the nutrients in the soil are not lost due to water loss, so as to avoid waterlogging. Seed ginger cannot be propagated continuously. Usually, multiple crops are planted in rotation, or the soil in the pots is replaced, which can help the ginger seedlings to reproduce better.