Ginger is a strong tasty rhizome that has become a staple in many households across the USA, regardless of your cuisine and background. It enhances the flavor of any dish, tenderizes meats, and even offers a host of health benefits. But you can’t just go ahead and start planting ginger in your garden immediately. You … Read more
If like most people your garden has limited space, you would probably want to plant flowers, spices, and vegetables efficiently, together. One edible plant that does not encroach on your flowers’ space is ginger. Good companion plants for ginger are Chili Peppers, Cilantro, Fruit Trees/Fruit Shrubs, Legumes, Lemongrass, Pigeon Pea, Spinach, and Turmeric. Ginger should … Read more
While starting to grow your ginger might be smooth-sailing in the beginning, you may encounter problems later on. These problems may become so dire that you need help to save your ginger plant. Ginger plants may need saving when their leaves become brown, yellow, or white, curling, or if they become sun-scorched. The best advice … Read more
Looking for a container to grow ginger? You might want to buy the best container for growing ginger if you want to bring it indoors, restrict its spread, or if you just want to make them look pretty. Here are 5 of the best container for growing ginger plants, indoors or outdoors. Continue reading to … Read more
Want a healthy ginger plant but only find yellow leaves? There are many reasons why your ginger may be turning yellow. Reasons for ginger leaves turning yellow include Underwatering/Overwatering, Bacterial/Green Wilt, Fusarium Yellow, Dry Rot, Rhizome Rot, White Grubs, and Shoot Borer. 7 Reasons For Ginger Leaves Turning Brown + Solutions Reasons for ginger leaves … Read more
If you want to grow big and healthy ginger rhizomes like you usually see on tv, you will have to provide them with the best fertilizer. High Nitrogen fertilizers will not do! You need a balanced fertilizer or one with a higher Potassium content. Some of the best ginger fertilizers that I would recommend are: … Read more
Ginger leaves are long green and taper towards the top end. But, if ginger leaves start turning brown it means that conditions are not ideal. Reasons for ginger leaves turning brown include Lack of water, Excessive sunlight, Overwatering, High and low temperatures, Humidity, Lack of nutrients, and Diseases. Ideal Growing Conditions For Ginger Growing ginger … Read more