Perhaps that actually reflects that the advice/content is great but the peculiar speech distracts to the point where you keep wondering why he speaks like that more than pay attention. At the end of the day, it’s the loss of those who cannot disregard that because it really is a good video.
@@vondahe Have you heard indian or srilankan speak? But what matters is that they do their best to share their knowledge and we try to follow the instructions. If you can't understand an English speaking person, you really need to learn more English, I'm afraid!
I just want to say you solved my problems in 9 minutes and 28 seconds. I love ginger. I eat the stuff raw. I wasn't getting anywhere this last few weeks. The insights of temperature and lighter soil were the missing elements. I got all the stuff to duplicate your set up. By the way, don't let anyone get you down about your verbal pacing or diction. I am sick of arm chair quarter backs sitting around critiquing everyone but hardly adding to the conversation. This is the best video I've ran into thus far.
Right on LaGuan! That's awesome to hear! Temp and the soil mix really is the secret. I struggled with it for two years straight with just dismal results! Best of luck, thanks for the kind words.. You made my weekend!!
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms do you water it when planting it? Im having problems with a black thumb! Im moistinging the soil then putting it into pots and starting my plants but Everything is dying..
@@fierylatina1 hey Elizabeth, after rooting the Ginger, it gets watered once when potted up. That usually lasts it a few weeks before it needs another watering. Best of luck!
I am a child and trying to make a garden and your channel is really helping!even though I learned how grow mongoose without your help but my onion plant is going well!I'm planning add ginger to the garden and you really helped me!
You speak so nicely and with so much love that I not only learn from you, but it also caresses my soul. I just discovered you, but I definitely see myself visiting your channel on unhappy days just yo hear you speak so sofly and lovingly to us. Its such a wonderful feeling. I never had that growing up. Thank you ❤
Really appreciated your gentle way of presenting while hitting home on key principles of successful ginger growth. Very well done, and many thumbs ups. God bless you, sir 😀
Okay, the voice took a little getting used to, but I’m from way down in Georgia, we all talk funny. What kept me watching is that he presented the information really well, emphasized key points, included tidbits that others don’t, was well organized in the structure of the information, plus, the video was spot on, keying in on details that are important, and he’s not boring!
Tom Truett Hi Tom, Northern Boy from Brooklyn here. Talk about speaking funny, “ Fah ged ah boudit “. That said, I agree with you on both points; 1) Voice, and 2) Info. If he wasn’t as informative I’d have stopped watching after 60 seconds. But, the man was very informative. Stay safe.
Well put and I fully agree. I found the upward inflection at the end of nearly every sentence a wee bit irritating to begin with but the demonstration was so well done, and the details so clearly explained, I just stayed with it and by the end I was actually finding it quite cute. :D
Thanks so much for this. I checked a lot of different instructions in line, and nobody else mentioned heat. It makes perfect sense and explains why so many people are not having success. Now my ginger is sprouting!
That is the exact enthusiasm I hold in the tone of my voice, when I am teaching my one year old granddaughter something new. Thank you for teaching this old dog to New Tricks. Soak them overnight and create tropical atmosphere to kick them off. I've tried for the past 5 years with no success. This video definitely won me over and just started to soak the three ginger knobs I bought for my Kombucha
Thank u for the accurate instructions. i 'm in South FL. & look forward to growing my first ginger crop. This past year we built 3 raised beds & are doing our first container gardening projects. i'm grateful you're sharing your knowledge of gardening & will share my results!
@@kathybrinson7476 good on you guys! 3 raised beds is a pretty good effort. They can be expensive to fill too.. I was shoving everything organic in the bottom of ours. A tree lopper dropped out a load of mulch, so i half filled the bottom of the bed. I bought a bit of mushroom compost as well. so many worms now... Yes, would really love to hear how your ginger goes. This is the first time I've managed to get the ginger root stock to sprout. I pulled them up in April and even though they look like they where on a bit of a diet, they taste pretty good. It's nearly that time to try again. We're in our last month of winter here. Down south as well but in Australia. Have You Ever Seen 'the weedy gardener, episode 1?' He's great and some of its episodes show how to make some lactobacillus for your garden. So goooood 🎶👣💦🌿🐝 th-cam.com/video/zsTsnOoXNdk/w-d-xo.html
@jamiejang8584 I Soaked them in water first And put them in a large pot plant, instead of into the ground. . Usually they shrivel up and turn into compost, but soaking them made a difference And a sprouted.. They didn't grow very large, but they did grow.. I'm going to keep planting some every year until I succeed🤣
I must have seen 10,000 videos and looked and looked for a good explanation. I found your channel and WOW what a great channel! Thank you for such a complete explanation, great tips and wonderful video! Subscribed and loving it!
I left my organic ginger on counter didn’t use it fast enough lol it’s growing things from it , my first time to try and grow ginger lol thanks for showing us how to grow it.
Thank you. It's not a safe bet that all of his audience knows and understands the English language like you do. He's helping bridge the gap for those with lack of understanding and the hearing impaired. I just learned of terrarium gardening with transparent plastic containers. I believe that would solve the watering and heat requirements with tropical plants.
Hey, thanks man! That means a lot. It'd be exhausting putting on a fake front or changing up something to appease just a few. Its hard enough to get the content out in the first place ha ha! Thanks bro, stay safe.
Thank you!! Didn’t realize it needed heat in the 80’s! I take my ginger root, grind it in a small coffee grinder and save it in a quart size freezer baggie and flattened it. Then when I go out biking with my water bottle, I snap off a small frozen chunk of the ginger root and add it to the water. It makes water tastes incredible.
First time I watched this vid I couldn't get through it. But I get it. He's trying to explain the process as simply and as clearly as he would to a child. He really has a lot of great information in there. I learnt a lot when I went back and watched the whole video. Great job.
Thanks to you my third attempt at growing ginger was successful ! I soaked the pieces in a bowl of water overnight, and was glad to see some new rhizomes sprouting yesterday! In my other trials I skipped the soaking part and the ginger ended up rotting within a week. So glad I took your advice, thanks !
This is actually a great video. I have watched a lot of videos about ginger and i think you nailed it. The only thing you didnt mention was what month to sprout it. I have heard to do it in February, but that seems too early to plant it in a green house in April. I also really loved how you COVERED the tray to keep-in heat and moisture. Awesome.
Thanks Hum, really appreciate that! As for when to start, it varies based on where you are in the world. I always start mine 8-10 weeks before my last spring frost date. That date will change, for wherever you live. :-)
I've grown ginger in a green house but it froze this year due to a heater failure. I'm eager to try again and use some of the methods I've learned from you. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your invaluable advice. I am now growing my own ginger, and I have six plants. I don't know how much I'll end up with, but we'll see how it goes. If it hadn't been for you, I wouldn't have gotten this far.
Right on Susan! 6 plants is a lot! If you have a hot enough, long enough summer, you can actually get quite a big harvest off of that! Keep us posted on the progress, very very cool!!
Thank you so much for your videos, I love that you post the progress, that confirms that your method really works and encourages me to get into gardening more confident, I live in Houston and climate here is extreme and humid. Thanks for your advice.
Thanks so much Monica! I'm glad you noticed that. I'm trying to make almost every video a series... An ongoing documentation of the subject matter.. That way when it's all said and done, anyone can follow it with the same success... Even my kids when they grow up... And especially senile me when I start forgetting everything I learned along the way!
This is great! I came here because my ginger spontaneously started growing in my kitchen without soil. It has been pretty hot and humid. Ontario, Canada. I didn't know it could do that! Thanks for the tips. I am to try this for sure.
Right on Christina, you're half way there! Give it a big pot, plenty of water and good soil and keep the wind away and you'll be harvesting buckets of Ginger roots!
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@Alina McPherson you definitely can! That's a great set up. You can grow all kinds with that. And then in other spaces, pick plants that don't need crazy light requirements like microgreens and sprouts to round out your selection! Happy growing!
@Alina McPherson definitely! All winter long! They are like 10 day crops max! Sprouts even less! You could always be growing and harvesting no problem! So awesome!
I found the shop brought ginger sprouting in my fruit bowl...so googled youtube and came across your video...thank-you very much most informative...l shall endeavour to follow all your advice 💕
Its not too late to get this Ginger going indoors. It sprouts quite quickly, and for a few pennies, you could get these guys EASILY larger than the starter plants you'd find at the nurseries or garden centers this spring. Heat, water, and a suitable medium and you'll be swimming in Ginger sprouts in quick order!
@@SavedbyGraceCT Ginger can really be harvest at any time...however for maximum yield, ideally they'd be left until the end of summer and dug up, much like potatoes are. Cheers, happy growing!
You mentioned something about selling at a farmer's market? When you get the plant started, approx. how long does it take to get enough root rhizome to actually get some major divisions from it? Have you grown it long enough to find out?
@@SavedbyGraceCT he mentioned temperature is key. Grow that sucker indoors to monitor the temperature. I’m going to put mine on a small incandescent light to Monitor the temperature
You talk the same way as me (I’m Australian), our accent tends to have upward inflection at the end of sentences too. I love your accent!! I’ve been watching a lot of your videos lately as I’m in lockdown and gardening in my free time. Your videos have been an invaluable resource for me, thankyou so much!!
Im an Aussie of 66 years, and I have NEVER used an upward inflection, nor have I met any friends, farmers or sheep shearers ever use it !! It came about from the crazy younger generation that didn't learn how to tone their reading or to speak properly in school!
boy good video, makes me appreciate all the farmers on my island growing things locally. I never realized the work involved to grow, just took it for granted as we have so much fruit, veggies rice chicken, Cattle, and pigs.
Thank you so much for this video. I can now grow ginger successfully. This is one of the best video, if not the best video of its kind. You gave great information, tips and awesome explanations. Wonderful video. Thank you, again.👏🏾👍🏽👏🏾👍🏽
I started my ginger in January in a shallow container and kept it moist after soaking it overnight. Finally after several months I had shoots. Now they are ready to be moved to deeper pots. I wished I had seen this video when I started because I did not know about keeping them warm. Great information and thank you for presenting it. Next video should be how to harvest it.
I was thinking of trying to grow some grocery store ginger in containers this summer, and this video was exactly what I was looking for. Very thorough and informative, and covers the whole process of starting ginger beautifully; I feel like I have a good understanding and plan for growing ginger after watching
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms Well, both of the ginger rhizome pieces that I planted have now sprouted. Hopefully they continue to grow strong as the season progresses!
Super awesome, detailed, to the point video! You are perfect in explaining and giving points. I have already started my ginger roots, about 1 month and half ago: they do take a while to put on the "show!" and I could not be more proud! But I watched your video to make sure how to transplant it into another pot! And I got exactly the answer (and much more!) that I was looking for. I will start a couple more roots now, since they do take a while to sprout. Thanks again for everything!
I started some store bought ginger and decided to plant it because it was on sale. That was December and now it’s 2’ high. I used a heat mat I purchased and it’s still on. I water it twice a week. It’s in a 3 gallon pot. It’s thriving in a wood stove environment and it’s been cold. It only gets afternoon sun. I’m hoping to move it to a non heated green house in a few weeks. Great video BTW. I subscribed and hope to look through your videos and get some great tips. Blessings to you my friend.
Best video on growing ginger that I have come across. I took notes. I have some ginger that I have grown from store bought, but it was more or less a 'cross my fingers' project. I over winter them indoors since I live in zone 4. I decided to subscribe just on this video. Will be checking some more since I noticed you are growing other things from store bought fruits, in the back ground.
Jeff, thanks so much for the great videos. A couple of quick questions on this one. Do you pre-moisten the soil before laying the ginger on top? Pretty sure you do, just checking. And, do you continue to keep the soil misted throughout the process until they are potted up? Or, do you water from the bottom. Just set my ginger out to soak so I will be starting this soon. Thanks again from a fellow Canadian gardener.
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I've had Ginger on the counter for a month or longer, probably a bit longer. I have noticed that it has started to sprout. I need to try and grow this!
@@julianchai3440 Hey Julian. To start them off to sprout and root, I have them inside under lights and on a heat mat. Then they don't go outside until well into spring. Cheers!
What I love about the few videos I have seen on your channel.... the start to finish. I love seeing the growth to know if I’m doing it right!!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 Thank You. I am subscribing now....
Thank you so much for this video I've always wanted to know how to grow ginger, God bless you and your family love from Wendy Drummond from Adelaide South Australia
Right on Wendy, thanks for the support! South Aussie you could probably grow Ginger outdoors year round I would think. As long as soil temps stay above 15C, you should be golden!
i find it very strange how you guys are commenting on his voice? a few in a very immature way... very sad for you guys. anyways, great video!!! you popped up on my suggestions and now i'm subscribed and planning to grow some ginger as a test :-)
Hi Jeff thanks for another great video. I am sprouting ginger now. And thank you for taking the time to answer my question quickly and thoroughly when I had one. Don't listen to all those negative comments. You are really helping people with all the great tips!
Once again you read my mind! I just put some in soil/ground today. I just stopped by to say thank you again. I'm building a walapini greenhouse soon Jeff. I'm watching all your videos again and again.
Great video! :) - one of the fastest ways to grow ginger, if you don't live somewhere warm. A little tip: I've found that the inorganic variety of ginger (at least here in Denmark) seldom sprouts, but the organic ginger does readily.
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I love your videos! You don't make us listen to a bunch of unnecessary information. You just get right to the point! I think, you should write a book! You've already got all of the images you need.
Thanks for the video...I didnt get any sprouts last year. I saw your video and realized I was missing the heat. Root is sitting on a mat for about three days now. I appreciate the insight.
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Why do people get bothered by the most minor stuff. Voice inflection. Who cares. I'm here for the knowledge he's freely giving out to us. Thanks dude.
Thanks for the watch and for the support! Stay safe and happy growing!
Perhaps that actually reflects that the advice/content is great but the peculiar speech distracts to the point where you keep wondering why he speaks like that more than pay attention. At the end of the day, it’s the loss of those who cannot disregard that because it really is a good video.
I noticed this a lot with Korean. Monotone, then a rapid rise and fall at the end of a sentence.
it's called up talk :)
@@vondahe Have you heard indian or srilankan speak? But what matters is that they do their best to share their knowledge and we try to follow the instructions. If you can't understand an English speaking person, you really need to learn more English, I'm afraid!
I just want to say you solved my problems in 9 minutes and 28 seconds. I love ginger. I eat the stuff raw. I wasn't getting anywhere this last few weeks. The insights of temperature and lighter soil were the missing elements. I got all the stuff to duplicate your set up.
By the way, don't let anyone get you down about your verbal pacing or diction. I am sick of arm chair quarter backs sitting around critiquing everyone but hardly adding to the conversation. This is the best video I've ran into thus far.
Right on LaGuan! That's awesome to hear! Temp and the soil mix really is the secret. I struggled with it for two years straight with just dismal results! Best of luck, thanks for the kind words.. You made my weekend!!
I AGREE WITH YOU. THIS VIDEO WAS VERY INFORMATIVE AND INSIGHTFUL
@@NaLovePHAT4Life thanks so much!! I'm glad you liked it! Best of luck this growing season!
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms do you water it when planting it? Im having problems with a black thumb! Im moistinging the soil then putting it into pots and starting my plants but Everything is dying..
@@fierylatina1 hey Elizabeth, after rooting the Ginger, it gets watered once when potted up. That usually lasts it a few weeks before it needs another watering. Best of luck!
Thank you so much. I finally found a great teacher who easily explains how to achieve success. Brave and much gratitude.
Thanks so much Anne, appreciate the kind words! :-)
I am a child and trying to make a garden and your channel is really helping!even though I learned how grow mongoose without your help but my onion plant is going well!I'm planning add ginger to the garden and you really helped me!
Wait, you're growing mongoose??
mongoose is a animal i am pretty sure
Might be trying to say mangoes
I hope you have great success with your garden!!
Thanks for the video! Pay no mind to the haters, your inflection didn't phase me.
Thanks, appreciate it, and thanks for watching!
I love this video. Today is the day I am going to start ginger at home.
Right on Mirka! Best of luck! :-)
A green thumb dude here. Knows his stuff. I find all your video's to be 'tastefully' presented. :)
Thanks! Appreciate it!
You speak so nicely and with so much love that I not only learn from you, but it also caresses my soul. I just discovered you, but I definitely see myself visiting your channel on unhappy days just yo hear you speak so sofly and lovingly to us. Its such a wonderful feeling. I never had that growing up. Thank you ❤
Really appreciated your gentle way of presenting while hitting home on key principles of successful ginger growth. Very well done, and many thumbs ups. God bless you, sir 😀
Thanks so much, appreciate that! :-)
I am delighted by how Canadian this how-to guide is 🇨🇦 thank you for sharing, I am soaking my ginger as we speak!
I'm so thrilled, I remembered this morning that I had planted a chunk of ginger. Yay it sprouted.
Awesome Cindy! Hopefully you'll be swimming in Ginger soon!
Like this format way more than the current multi-part videos.
:-)
I do like your videos. Nice to see Canadian content from an experienced farmer/gardener.
@@GottabKD777 Cheers man, thanks for the support!
Okay, the voice took a little getting used to, but I’m from way down in Georgia, we all talk funny. What kept me watching is that he presented the information really well, emphasized key points, included tidbits that others don’t, was well organized in the structure of the information, plus, the video was spot on, keying in on details that are important, and he’s not boring!
Thanks Tom, appreciate that! All the best this growing season to you and yours!
Tom Truett Hi Tom, Northern Boy from Brooklyn here. Talk about speaking funny, “ Fah ged ah boudit “. That said, I agree with you on both points; 1) Voice, and 2) Info. If he wasn’t as informative I’d have stopped watching after 60 seconds. But, the man was very informative. Stay safe.
Well put and I fully agree. I found the upward inflection at the end of nearly every sentence a wee bit irritating to begin with but the demonstration was so well done, and the details so clearly explained, I just stayed with it and by the end I was actually finding it quite cute. :D
Inflection didn't bother me at all; in fact, didn't notice! Of course, I was raised in Boston; need I say more...😂
Thanks so much for this. I checked a lot of different instructions in line, and nobody else mentioned heat. It makes perfect sense and explains why so many people are not having success. Now my ginger is sprouting!
Awesome! Let us know how the harvest goes!
That is the exact enthusiasm I hold in the tone of my voice, when I am teaching my one year old granddaughter something new. Thank you for teaching this old dog to New Tricks. Soak them overnight and create tropical atmosphere to kick them off.
I've tried for the past 5 years with no success. This video definitely won me over and just started to soak the three ginger knobs I bought for my Kombucha
Thank u for the accurate instructions. i 'm in South FL. & look forward to growing my first ginger crop. This past year we built 3 raised beds & are doing our first container gardening projects. i'm grateful you're sharing your knowledge of gardening & will share my results!
@@kathybrinson7476 good on you guys! 3 raised beds is a pretty good effort. They can be expensive to fill too.. I was shoving everything organic in the bottom of ours. A tree lopper dropped out a load of mulch, so i half filled the bottom of the bed. I bought a bit of mushroom compost as well. so many worms now... Yes, would really love to hear how your ginger goes. This is the first time I've managed to get the ginger root stock to sprout. I pulled them up in April and even though they look like they where on a bit of a diet, they taste pretty good. It's nearly that time to try again. We're in our last month of winter here. Down south as well but in Australia.
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Hey! I’m curious as to what happened to your ginger plants if you got to planting them!
@jamiejang8584 I Soaked them in water first And put them in a large pot plant, instead of into the ground. . Usually they shrivel up and turn into compost, but soaking them made a difference And a sprouted.. They didn't grow very large, but they did grow.. I'm going to keep planting some every year until I succeed🤣
I must have seen 10,000 videos and looked and looked for a good explanation. I found your channel and WOW what a great channel! Thank you for such a complete explanation, great tips and wonderful video! Subscribed and loving it!
Thank you so much! That means a lot. Glad to help, happy growing!
I have never planted a thing in my life yet i cant stop watching these
Definitely try with the ginger Gospodin. Once you get it to root it just takes off and is pretty easy!
I tried at least once. Where did they go?
Dude did you really not say anything about which way to lay the ginger so the shoots are up and the roots are down???
Didn’t even notice anything different about his voice. Such a good video.
You are the Chef John / Food Wishes of Gardening ! 👍👍👍👍👍
Cheers Walter, thanks so much for watching!! :-)
Love Chef John! That's a great comparison!
same pitch of voice also :D
One of the best videos I watched about growing ginger. Thanks s lot, really appreciate.
Thanks priya! Much appreciated! Happy growing, stay safe!
the most detailed and good visuals so no confusion at all,thank you
@@khzvaleriesmith6428 Thanks so much, appreciate that! :-)
I left my organic ginger on counter didn’t use it fast enough lol it’s growing things from it , my first time to try and grow ginger lol thanks for showing us how to grow it.
Haven't had time to watch you lately... But I sure appreciate your experience and love for everything.
Thanks Sarah! Appreciate the thoughts!
Thank you. It's not a safe bet that all of his audience knows and understands the English language like you do. He's helping bridge the gap for those with lack of understanding and the hearing impaired.
I just learned of terrarium gardening with transparent plastic containers. I believe that would solve the watering and heat requirements with tropical plants.
Thanks for the support Kollette! All the best this season!
Dont change anything. Continue being you bro. The video was informative and well produced.
Hey, thanks man! That means a lot. It'd be exhausting putting on a fake front or changing up something to appease just a few. Its hard enough to get the content out in the first place ha ha! Thanks bro, stay safe.
Agree! Don't change anything! I loved it!
He has the most soothing and amazing voice
Thanks Selena, appreciate the kind words!
I totally agree
Thanks man! You' ve got me started on like 3 ginger projects now :) You're one of the few TH-camrs to mention adding extra warmth!
So awesome, I love it, glad to help!! I'm going to dive into the world of indoor Ginger this winter... Hopefully it's fruitful!!
Planted the ginger root just as you said and I have 2 huge shoots! Now moving to plant pot - and eventually outside. Great video thank you :)
Love the way you speak slow and make yourself understood. I will try ginger your way thank you
Thanks adele, much love! Do try Ginger if it's warm enough... Really cool plant to grow!
Thank you!! Didn’t realize it needed heat in the 80’s! I take my ginger root, grind it in a small coffee grinder and save it in a quart size freezer baggie and flattened it. Then when I go out biking with my water bottle, I snap off a small frozen chunk of the ginger root and add it to the water. It makes water tastes incredible.
First time I watched this vid I couldn't get through it. But I get it. He's trying to explain the process as simply and as clearly as he would to a child. He really has a lot of great information in there. I learnt a lot when I went back and watched the whole video. Great job.
Thanks Joseth, thanks for the support buddy!
Thanks to you my third attempt at growing ginger was successful ! I soaked the pieces in a bowl of water overnight, and was glad to see some new rhizomes sprouting yesterday! In my other trials I skipped the soaking part and the ginger ended up rotting within a week. So glad I took your advice, thanks !
Outstanding Rym, glad to hear! :-)
This is actually a great video. I have watched a lot of videos about ginger and i think you nailed it. The only thing you didnt mention was what month to sprout it. I have heard to do it in February, but that seems too early to plant it in a green house in April. I also really loved how you COVERED the tray to keep-in heat and moisture. Awesome.
Thanks Hum, really appreciate that! As for when to start, it varies based on where you are in the world. I always start mine 8-10 weeks before my last spring frost date. That date will change, for wherever you live. :-)
I've grown ginger in a green house but it froze this year due to a heater failure. I'm eager to try again and use some of the methods I've learned from you. Thank you.
Best of luck Karen!
Thank you so much for your invaluable advice. I am now growing my own ginger, and I have six plants. I don't know how much I'll end up with, but we'll see how it goes. If it hadn't been for you, I wouldn't have gotten this far.
Right on Susan! 6 plants is a lot! If you have a hot enough, long enough summer, you can actually get quite a big harvest off of that! Keep us posted on the progress, very very cool!!
I love your tips and tricks. I also love your voice inflection... Keep teaching us oh wise one! You have helped me so much. God bless!
Thank you so much for your videos, I love that you post the progress, that confirms that your method really works and encourages me to get into gardening more confident, I live in Houston and climate here is extreme and humid. Thanks for your advice.
Thanks so much Monica! I'm glad you noticed that. I'm trying to make almost every video a series... An ongoing documentation of the subject matter.. That way when it's all said and done, anyone can follow it with the same success... Even my kids when they grow up... And especially senile me when I start forgetting everything I learned along the way!
I have tryed planting ginger sooo many times, and failed..this video answered all my questions..best video out there..good job..thank you
This is what I'm doing today. I bought ginger for the last time yesterday. 😄 Thanks!
Ha ha Awesome Heather! Once you get it going...endless supply!
I just bought my 1st Ginger root and am going to try my luck with it. I've been taking ginger capsules for a long time, now to go natural.
This is great! I came here because my ginger spontaneously started growing in my kitchen without soil. It has been pretty hot and humid. Ontario, Canada. I didn't know it could do that! Thanks for the tips. I am to try this for sure.
Right on Christina, you're half way there! Give it a big pot, plenty of water and good soil and keep the wind away and you'll be harvesting buckets of Ginger roots!
I've wasted a lot of good ginger by throwing them away when they started sprouting. 🤦♀️
Wow green thumb po kayo dami nyo napapatubo tanim na gulay
Thanks! Cheers to you.
Winter doesn't mean gardening stops....in fact, you can kick it into high gear, much like the Ginger in this video! This winter, we've been adding to an entire series dedicated to indoor gardening. Check out the playlist if you'd be so kind. :-) th-cam.com/play/PLiie7K8ZgA_JcXVxQO5y99HQvCFhz3GdC.html
@Alina McPherson you definitely can! That's a great set up. You can grow all kinds with that. And then in other spaces, pick plants that don't need crazy light requirements like microgreens and sprouts to round out your selection! Happy growing!
@Alina McPherson definitely! All winter long! They are like 10 day crops max! Sprouts even less! You could always be growing and harvesting no problem! So awesome!
Thank you for the information, I haven’t ever tried to grow ginger but it looks simple enough as long as you keep it warm enough
Very good tutorial.
You are an excellent teacher...thank you.
Thanks Patrice, that's super appreciated! Have a great growing season this year!
I found the shop brought ginger sprouting in my fruit bowl...so googled youtube and came across your video...thank-you very much most informative...l shall endeavour to follow all your advice 💕
Awesome Carole, let us know how it goes!
Its not too late to get this Ginger going indoors. It sprouts quite quickly, and for a few pennies, you could get these guys EASILY larger than the starter plants you'd find at the nurseries or garden centers this spring. Heat, water, and a suitable medium and you'll be swimming in Ginger sprouts in quick order!
@@SavedbyGraceCT Ginger can really be harvest at any time...however for maximum yield, ideally they'd be left until the end of summer and dug up, much like potatoes are. Cheers, happy growing!
You mentioned something about selling at a farmer's market? When you get the plant started, approx. how long does it take to get enough root rhizome to actually get some major divisions from it? Have you grown it long enough to find out?
@@SavedbyGraceCT he mentioned temperature is key. Grow that sucker indoors to monitor the temperature. I’m going to put mine on a small incandescent light to Monitor the temperature
@@bbikermama
It looks like he is putting the tray on some kind of heating mat?
You talk the same way as me (I’m Australian), our accent tends to have upward inflection at the end of sentences too. I love your accent!! I’ve been watching a lot of your videos lately as I’m in lockdown and gardening in my free time. Your videos have been an invaluable resource for me, thankyou so much!!
Thanks Hailey, appreciate the support!! :-)
Im an Aussie of 66 years, and I have NEVER used an upward inflection, nor have I met any friends, farmers or sheep shearers ever use it !! It came about from the crazy younger generation that didn't learn how to tone their reading or to speak properly in school!
boy good video, makes me appreciate all the farmers on my island growing things locally.
I never realized the work involved to grow, just took it for granted
as we have so much fruit, veggies rice chicken, Cattle, and pigs.
Thanks Jerry! You're so right though, we're so far removed from our food supply these days it scary!
Thank you for putting this video together! I had a few ginger bulbs laying around (bought in bulk) and didn’t want them to go to waste.
Best of luck! Once they get going and are sprouted it's quite an attractive plant too!
Yep I am a new viewer. Thank you for not playing farmer in the dell over and over. I will definitely watch your channel.
Thanks Jody! Appreciate the support!
Thank u for teaching us how to plant ginger that is my favourate
Mine too! :-)
I love ginger. I need to grow my own. Thank you 😊 I live in the Uk so I may try indoors as I don’t have a greenhouse.
This was a good "how to grow" ginger video. I appreciated all the details. Thank you so much.
Cheers, thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for this video. I can now grow ginger successfully. This is one of the best video, if not the best video of its kind. You gave great information, tips and awesome explanations. Wonderful video. Thank you, again.👏🏾👍🏽👏🏾👍🏽
Thanks Lonie! Much appreciated! Stay safe and happy growing.
I started my ginger in January in a shallow container and kept it moist after soaking it overnight. Finally after several months I had shoots. Now they are ready to be moved to deeper pots. I wished I had seen this video when I started because I did not know about keeping them warm. Great information and thank you for presenting it. Next video should be how to harvest it.
Thanks Lorelei! Next video at the end of summer is for sure all about the harvest! :-)
I was thinking of trying to grow some grocery store ginger in containers this summer, and this video was exactly what I was looking for. Very thorough and informative, and covers the whole process of starting ginger beautifully; I feel like I have a good understanding and plan for growing ginger after watching
Right on Olivia, best of luck! Let us know how it works out!
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms Well, both of the ginger rhizome pieces that I planted have now sprouted. Hopefully they continue to grow strong as the season progresses!
@@OliviaLovesPugs awesome! You're half way there!
This is the best video that I have seen for Ginger. Thank you
Hey Fina, thanks for that! Much appreciated!!
Is true!🍻 Happy Valentine's day
Super awesome, detailed, to the point video! You are perfect in explaining and giving points. I have already started my ginger roots, about 1 month and half ago: they do take a while to put on the "show!" and I could not be more proud! But I watched your video to make sure how to transplant it into another pot! And I got exactly the answer (and much more!) that I was looking for. I will start a couple more roots now, since they do take a while to sprout. Thanks again for everything!
Thank you for your patience, I will always pay attention to your video..
It was great how well and thorough you explained the process. Thanks for sharing! ❤️
Thanks for saying that! And thanks for watching!
Great video. Would have loved some info on when the ginger is ready to harvest
Love it! Thank you so much! I'm starting my store bought ginger today!
So awesome! Let us know how it goes/grows for you!!
thank from California you for this video. I like how clearly you explained everything!
Awesome, thanks for watching! :-)
Me: How did you learn about growing ginger dude?
Ripe Tomato man: It was this one time... at bandcamp...
I planted one up today after soaking but I can see now that I've not got it correct. I'll sort it on the morning. Thanks, great advice.
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How do you keep the soil temp consistent?
@@thenick95051 Keep them indoors, seedling heat mats, cover with a dome to moderate extremes...
@Trenton Lawson Best of luck!
appreciate your passion for growing food things -- love the detailed commentary, the whole thing is a revelation.
Thanks so much for watching! Much appreciated!
This is so informative! Thank you so much, I’m so excited to try this!!
Right on Jackie, thanks for watching! Happy growing!
I started some store bought ginger and decided to plant it because it was on sale. That was December and now it’s 2’ high. I used a heat mat I purchased and it’s still on. I water it twice a week. It’s in a 3 gallon pot. It’s thriving in a wood stove environment and it’s been cold. It only gets afternoon sun. I’m hoping to move it to a non heated green house in a few weeks. Great video BTW. I subscribed and hope to look through your videos and get some great tips. Blessings to you my friend.
Absolutely fantastic video man , i watched like 10 and this is by miles the best one
Thanks so much buddy.....much love!! I can't wait until the harvest videos at the end of summer!
Thank you, you explain the whole process articulately. I am dang this today. I live in Florida.
Best video on growing ginger that I have come across. I took notes. I have some ginger that I have grown from store bought, but it was more or less a 'cross my fingers' project. I over winter them indoors since I live in zone 4. I decided to subscribe just on this video. Will be checking some more since I noticed you are growing other things from store bought fruits, in the back ground.
Wow, thanks Carmen! Much appreciated! Ginger should grow really really well for you. Keep it out of the wind if you can.
I have started to do the same with turmeric corms. One has a shoot now. Great.
Very cool Margrit! Best of luck! Love getting free food from existing food!!
Jeff, thanks so much for the great videos. A couple of quick questions on this one. Do you pre-moisten the soil before laying the ginger on top? Pretty sure you do, just checking. And, do you continue to keep the soil misted throughout the process until they are potted up? Or, do you water from the bottom. Just set my ginger out to soak so I will be starting this soon. Thanks again from a fellow Canadian gardener.
R U kidding me 😳You made my day, year, everything 😅 So happy, thank you from Sweden 🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺
Right on Nattan, best of luck growing some if you try! :-)
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I've had Ginger on the counter for a month or longer, probably a bit longer. I have noticed that it has started to sprout. I need to try and grow this!
@@craig9843 totally Craig. Now add moisture and I bit more heat and the Ginger then sends out roots as well!
Hi, what’s your setup to maintain 80 degree temperature?
Can put everyday a water in pot for planting the ginger
@@julianchai3440 Hey Julian. To start them off to sprout and root, I have them inside under lights and on a heat mat. Then they don't go outside until well into spring. Cheers!
Nice job on the video, very thorough, thank you. Blessings
i really love the way you talk, you're one of my favourite garden TH-camrs ☺️ keep safe, and keep the videos coming!
Thanks so much hanna, appreciate the kind words and support! Cheers! :-)
What I love about the few videos I have seen on your channel.... the start to finish. I love seeing the growth to know if I’m doing it right!!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 Thank You. I am subscribing now....
Thanks so much Karla....that really means a lot! :-)
Thank you so much for this video I've always wanted to know how to grow ginger, God bless you and your family love from Wendy Drummond from Adelaide South Australia
Right on Wendy, thanks for the support! South Aussie you could probably grow Ginger outdoors year round I would think. As long as soil temps stay above 15C, you should be golden!
Best teacher ever thank you so much for spreading your knowledge
Thanks so much for watching Kehara!
i find it very strange how you guys are commenting on his voice? a few in a very immature way... very sad for you guys. anyways, great video!!! you popped up on my suggestions and now i'm subscribed and planning to grow some ginger as a test :-)
Thanks kale! It's the internet.. What can you do? Lol. Thanks for the support, rock on man. All the best this growing season
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms just hope their lives get better ;) and you too, safe safe and healthy!
@@kaleboy5741 100% agreed! :)
I assume it's lots of people from the States watching (of which I am one), who haven't traveled much.
I'm with you kale boy I don't care what people sound like is the information the tyre giving. The knockers should hear my voice I hate it
Hi Jeff thanks for another great video. I am sprouting ginger now. And thank you for taking the time to answer my question quickly and thoroughly when I had one. Don't listen to all those negative comments. You are really helping people with all the great tips!
IM HERE CAUSE OF THE CORONA VIRUS, AND I HAVE BEEN DRINKING LEMON AND GINGER TEA😁
lemon and baking soda also, the ginger is a good idea though
SAme
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Im here because I love Ginger Lynn
My grandma always made ginger lemon tea.
Thank you for the excellent step-by-step guide. My ginger root is growing tall and healthy.
Ur the best. Now I know what to do. Thx so much. Ginger👌
Thank you for watching Everce! All the best this growing season!
Once again you read my mind! I just put some in soil/ground today.
I just stopped by to say thank you again.
I'm building a walapini greenhouse soon Jeff.
I'm watching all your videos again and again.
Awesome rain footage!!!
Snow! Well... Victoria snow.. Ha ha
First time follower and I must say great job explaining. Thank you
I'm sorry but I just have to. "There was this one time at band camp..." Great detailed, organized, and nicely shot video.
That is exactly what I just said, lol. I think he will overcome this and do great, though!
Great video! :) - one of the fastest ways to grow ginger, if you don't live somewhere warm.
A little tip: I've found that the inorganic variety of ginger (at least here in Denmark) seldom sprouts, but the organic ginger does readily.
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Thank you very. much for sharing. I love Ginger, so will follow your guidance.
Right on almaz, glad to help!
What a great video. thank you!
Thanks Mary! And thanks for watching!
Thank you. I live in the city with no real out door space n I'm alway so happy to see indoor gardening tips and videos 😊
Thanks for watching! Its amazing what we can grow indoors!
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms
It really is. I started a lil herbal garden. Then I'm going to try ginger using that I learned in ur video 😊
@@strawberrybunny69 awesome! Such a great feeling to grow your own!
Awesome buddy
Thanks man, cheers!
One of the best videos out there on this subject! I'm subscribing thank you!
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I love your videos! You don't make us listen to a bunch of unnecessary information. You just get right to the point! I think, you should write a book! You've already got all of the images you need.
What is ur lighting like?
@@SandcastleDreams Thanks so much!
@@5277japs Mostly mid-range LED grow lights. :-)
Thanks for the video...I didnt get any sprouts last year. I saw your video and realized I was missing the heat. Root is sitting on a mat for about three days now. I appreciate the insight.
Awesome Michelle, glad to help! Heat and moisture really are the two key ingredients for getting these things to sprout every time. Best of luck!
Thank you, you could be a teacher. Thanks again.
Cheers Alice, thanks for the support!