How to propagate ginger

Root division propagation of Ginger

The root division propagation of Ginger is generally carried out in spring. The underground rhizomes of Ginger are dug out and 1-2 plant buds with rhizomes are planted separately in the field.

Cutting propagation of Ginger

The cutting propagation of Ginger has the advantages of fast speed and high survival rate. Cut the stems of mature closed-sheath ginger branches, cut them into small sections of 2-3 nodes, and then insert the cuttings obliquely into a sand bed or sandy loam with excellent air permeability, and keep watering to keep the sand bed moist. After about half a month, new plants will grow at the buds at the stem nodes, and they can be transplanted into the field after a month.