Description
Homegrown Ginger is much different in appearance than the ginger you buy in the grocery store. This year, I grew our ginger in a 10 gallon grow bag. I've also grown it in the ground, and in plastic pots. As well as growing ginger in a grow bag, we also grow many other things in grow bags. If you grow more ginger than you can use, you can easily freeze ginger for later use. Here are some links to other videos that I've done about growing ginger.
Planting Ginger, Growing Ginger, and Harvesting Ginger in a Home Garden: https://youtu.be/sbcUTmwA49E
Harvesting Homegrown Ginger and Freezing Ginger Two Different Ways: https://youtu.be/FjajdVLh3-g
Growing Ginger In A Container - Container Ginger Growth and Harvest: https://youtu.be/PE3fC6erqaI
Grow Your Own Ginger At Home: Comparing 3 Different Methods: https://youtu.be/o8jLJG-ly7s
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The Grow Bags That I Used To Grow Our Ginger: https://link.amazon/B05t4IfLI
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I garden in zone 7a (used to be 6b), in the state Kansas. I would love to hear from you, so feel free to comment, make suggestions, ask a question, give tips, tell about your garden, or even offer constructive criticism.
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