Organically Grown Ginger Rhizomes (200 Grams)
Organically Grown Ginger Rhizomes (200 Grams)
(Not To W.A or TAS)
Ginger packets contain one or more rhizomes. Larger rhizomes can be divided into several pieces to produce multiple plants.
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Ginger packets contain one or more rhizomes. Larger rhizomes can be divided into several pieces to produce multiple plants.
Bring the unmistakable fragrance and warmth of freshly harvested ginger into your garden. This lush tropical plant produces aromatic rhizomes beneath attractive, upright foliage, making it both productive and ornamental. Plant in spring once the soil has warmed and enjoy young ginger during the growing season or allow the crop to mature for a stronger flavour and larger harvest. Ginger thrives in rich soil with regular moisture and also grows beautifully in wide pots, making it possible to enjoy a homegrown crop even in cooler areas.
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Product Details
Common Name: Organically Grown Ginger Rhizomes (200 Grams)
Seeds Per Packet: Approx
Days to Harvest: 240-300 days
Watering: High
Plant Spacing: 25-30cm
Row Spacing: 40-50cm
Companion Plants: Turmeric, Lemongrass and Coriander
Scientific Name: Zingiber officinale
Position/Sunlight: Part Shade/Full Sun
Plant Height: 80-120cm
Sow Depth: 3-5cm
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Growing Information
How to Sow
Plant rhizomes horizontally with the buds or growing points facing upwards. Cover with 3–5 cm of rich, loose soil and water gently. Keep the soil warm and lightly moist until shoots emerge, which may take several weeks. Once growing strongly, water regularly and feed with compost or a balanced organic fertiliser. Harvest carefully when required or wait until the foliage dies back for a mature crop.
How to Harvest
For tender young ginger, carefully uncover the edge of the plant and remove a small section of rhizome without disturbing the entire clump. For mature ginger, harvest after the leaves yellow and die back. Lift the rhizomes carefully, remove the stems and brush away excess soil.
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How to Sow
Plant rhizomes horizontally with the buds or growing points facing upwards. Cover with 3–5 cm of rich, loose soil and water gently. Keep the soil warm and lightly moist until shoots emerge, which may take several weeks. Once growing strongly, water regularly and feed with compost or a balanced organic fertiliser. Harvest carefully when required or wait until the foliage dies back for a mature crop.
How to Harvest
For tender young ginger, carefully uncover the edge of the plant and remove a small section of rhizome without disturbing the entire clump. For mature ginger, harvest after the leaves yellow and die back. Lift the rhizomes carefully, remove the stems and brush away excess soil.
Want the full growing guide?
See sowing times, planting tips, watering, harvesting and common problems for this crop.
View full grow guide →Common Name: Organically Grown Ginger Rhizomes (200 Grams)
Seeds Per Packet: Approx
Days to Harvest: 240-300 days
Watering: High
Plant Spacing: 25-30cm
Row Spacing: 40-50cm
Companion Plants: Turmeric, Lemongrass and Coriander
Scientific Name: Zingiber officinale
Position/Sunlight: Part Shade/Full Sun
Plant Height: 80-120cm
Sow Depth: 3-5cm
