You my friend are a champion. I’m a South East Asian living in a warm temperate (Mediterranean climate) area of Australia. You have both embarrassed and educated me tremendously. Embarrassed as I had no idea about some of things you said about turmeric that I should know, and that you are successful in growing it while I suck at growing turmeric and ginger. Educated, in that now I know how to actually grow it successfully because of this video. In our cuisine we use the ground rhizomes as a spice in curries and other general spicy dishes. We also use the leaves for certain dry curries and in some of our salads. We don’t use the flowers though. He medical benefit is that the curcumin in turmeric is now a know powerful anti-inflammatory. Thank you for this video.
Hi, I just planted some turmeric about 1 month ago, I moved the pot to get more sun, facing south. I love the flowers and in cooking. I watch your videos when I see a new one. I liked and subscribed. Thank you for your guidance and have a pleasant day!
Hello I'm from sub tropical Mauritius. Ginger and turmeric grow like crazy here. It's nice to see Europeans too having a taste for these tubers. Ty. Nice video. Tc n stay blessed in your lovely garden. Tc.
Agree. I’ve watched a few and some of the information in here was the best that I’ve heard. I really appreciated the part where he mentioned letting it harden over open skin before planting. I have some and I was about to plant today but wanted to make sure I didn’t screw it up and I’m so glad I waited. Two more days of waiting will be worth it if my plants have a higher chance of success!
I live on Lake Superior in Ashland, WI and don't have a long growing season so will definitely try growing Turmeric and Ginger in pots so I can bring them inside the house in Winter. The 'arctic tundra' does not allow for much to grow outside here since it really is a very short growing season. Thank you so much for your clear instruction.
They don't survive the winter even kept warm, they live roughly 10 months at most in ideal condition then die back and hibernate fro two months. They have to have that rest period to thrive. We start seeing our first frosts as early as October here and my plants keep chugging along outside, well below 50 degrees at night. Usually terminate them around Thanksgiving.
Thanks for the fertilizing and watering and lighting tips I got six turmeric plants that are on their second year now I keep picking away the stuff I want to harvest and replanting them
Fresh turmeric and ginger can be added with other fruit in cold pressing which is great. Also nice in smoothies. The leaves can be added in Asian curries or stir fries for flavour.
Here in LA my Turmeric started flowering a few days ago, beautiful red flowers. My plants are in grow bags with washed plaster sand and get an eb and flow hydro solution 3 times per day.
Hello from Thailand you've spurred me on to plant some turmeric in a pot on my balcony. Turmeric with honey and lemon in a smoothie is really great give it a try and so good for you. Thanks for awesome video
I just found out how beneficial turmeric is for you. I'm buying it but it doesn't last long before it starts to rot. I'm thinking of trying to grow it in pots. I live in Illinois. It's Freezing in Winter and rains alot in Spring. So I will try to grow it indoors with a Grow light 🤞
I’m thrilled to have found you! I have chronic eczema so I use turmeric each day in a smoothie. EXPENSIVE to buy. But I am now going to grow it. Yay!❤️ps. Cannot find any eczema on me! It works
Hi, thank you for the info. I planted ginger today before I watched your video and subscribed. One rhizome had a bit of mold so I cut those parts off, and planted the good part. Never heard about the sub____ that mentioned, so I'm hoping the shoots grows well and no mold forms. Hoping to find some turmeric soon, to plant some of that also.
Late fall in 9b and I just put a few pieces of turmeric in a wall pocket planter. Thank you for great info that will help me grow them. Happy holidays to you and yours in your finished farm.
I am looking forward to the harvesting video. I have learned a lot watching your videos. I appreciate the way you explain everything. Thank you for sharing your knowledge in a understandable way.
Gosh, my turmeric plants look sooooo different from yours. The foliage on mine is a very light green, almost chartreuse, and it stays compact down to the soil level. The blossom looks sort of like a hyacinth bloom, white, and it is held very close at the interior of the plant. I've been growing it for about 10 years. The fist sprout didn't occur until a whole year after I'd planted it from the supermarket. Here in my very mild coastal climate, the shoots don't appear until mid June when the weather really starts to warm up. It's hardy overwintering, dormant, but it never freezes here. I'll send you a photo once they're well up and growing. If it isn't a different species from yours, it is at least a different cultivar.
Great video,,I just planted some the other day excited to see if they grow I put them into a tray to start them ,so once there sprouted I will put into bigger pots like you did thanks so much
Thank you so much you are very professional and you gave me a lot of information. I really appreciate it. Yes that would be great. If you can do the harvest video I’ll be looking for it
What timing! I just bought organic tumeric to grow. 😁 Edit: Yes!! Please do a harvest video! That is always where I get caught up with my experiments. When and how do I harvest?
@@TheMoreYouGrow I know the feeling. I edited my original comment just before I saw your reply. 😁 Please please do a harvest video. Thanks! Been popping in for years. Really glad to see you thriving and growing your dreams.
Thank you for the great advice. I’ve tried growing turmeric and ginger so many times without success. After watching your video I will try one more time. Wish me luck. 😁👍🏻
@@TheMoreYouGrow Thanks. Right after watching your video I bought turmeric tubers & put them in damp coconut coir. THEY HAVE LITTLE NUBBIES GROWING ALREADY. 😁👍🏻
I’m not sure what happened. 😁 My Turmeric is about a foot tall with a dozen shoots with leaves. My ginger started sprouting and several are about 8-10 inches tall. I threw in some date pits and they are sprouting too. WT heck? Tomorrow I’m planting some organic Galangal tubers. 👍🏻😁 Thanks sooo much for this video.
I'd definitely like to see your harvest video. I think would be good to set pots to Be planted outside of tray to keep straight with what you've planted, for any of us newbies. Confusing otherwise. So I would say, water once a week, as I do all my house plants, as they dry out between. In my house ofcourse, in IL. Thanks for sharing. Interesting! 😊
Thank you will keep that in mind. I always put extra pots because I usually don’t know how I will arrange things until I get started and just put back any of the excess. I usually don’t say a specific watering schedule for any plant as many factors can contribute to needing more or less water. Plants as with people or animals don’t always take up the same amount of water and tends to change depending on demand. The way I tell when to water is based on weight. When the pot feels light I water. That way I can also tell if there’s still water in the bottom of the pot because it will feel heavy on bottom. In the end though I tell people to do whatever works for their plants and to just take note and adjust if needed. Ultimately one can’t argue with success 😁 thanks again for watching and for the suggestions!
I'm going to try this for tumeric and ginger. But I see I'll need to make a green house with a little heat in it for winter. I'm in the SW high desert, and it gets too cold for them in the winter. But the plants will love all the sun.
Really just one that doesn’t contain fertilizer. You’ll want to add the fertilizer in yourself since turmeric is sensitive to the salts in most fertilizer
Comment recorded on June 18th 2022 from Newark Ohio this is an excellent channel because you show the new Gardener like me who lives in a town home and is looking at the turmeric I bought from Kroger's and I'm going to try to plant it as is and then buy some more turmeric next week from the organic section from Kroger's. What I have right now are four pieces that I don't see any rhizomes on but from another video they said to try to just put it in a sunny window for a few days and some water to see if that helps but your suggestion about letting the cuts which are very small have a few days to heal is also a great suggestion. Your explanation is very good because you show all of the details and have thought through what would be necessary if you were just doing this on a very small basis. I look through your playlist selection and didn't see anything about growing onions or garlic so I hope that you will consider that in the future and I'm also going to review your growing of Ginger thank you very much God bless you and it's a great haircut comment from kit in Newark Ohio
I'm interested in growing turmeric because it is anti-inflammatory and will help with my osteoarthritis. With full-spectrum fertilization including micronutrients and trace minerals I can produce a very high quality crop. Same thing for ginger, which is also anti-inflammatory.
I found this video so interesting! I'm just disappointed to learn that I probably won't be able to grow turmeric here in England, as probably too cold a climate
So I poked around today to check on the three little tubers I potted up in early January. I found a tiny green sprout starting to poke out! I am stupid excited!
Fish emulsion once every other week for 2-3 months. Then Medina Hasta Gro liquid fertilizer once every other week for the last 2-3 months. The dose amount to use is on the bottles of each
@@TheMoreYouGrow I've been trying to ask around about what kind to use and I'm hearing a lot of trial and error because everyone's gardening conditions and how they garden are different. My only fear is buying a mix with fertilizer and adding the fertilizer that you talked about and it being too much
Thank you for covering all the important points on this. How do you store the rhizomes for replanting if that can be done and what's the best time to start rhem indoors. I'm in Georgia and it's January 2013. Thanks again.
I just store them in some kind of cardboard box. They usually begin to sprout while stored. If you have a greenhouse can plant a time, if not just plant close to when the temps stay above 60°f. Really though the warmer the better for planting
What if I left a whole bunch of turmeric in a plastic bag and now its sprouting green leaves, should I just stick them in dirt and water them? They're somewhat dry but the leaves look very healthy and they're not flimsy.
I have planted turmeric in containers . Some have shoots and some leaves. Why are some new leaves turning light brown and some are yellowing.... Your video is very informative.- thank you.
Excellent video on turmeric. Could you please tell me if I use a pot that is 12"(inch )wide and 14.5" deep, is it too big for the plant? Do you have any suggestion on this? Many thanks!
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You my friend are a champion. I’m a South East Asian living in a warm temperate (Mediterranean climate) area of Australia. You have both embarrassed and educated me tremendously. Embarrassed as I had no idea about some of things you said about turmeric that I should know, and that you are successful in growing it while I suck at growing turmeric and ginger. Educated, in that now I know how to actually grow it successfully because of this video.
In our cuisine we use the ground rhizomes as a spice in curries and other general spicy dishes. We also use the leaves for certain dry curries and in some of our salads. We don’t use the flowers though.
He medical benefit is that the curcumin in turmeric is now a know powerful anti-inflammatory.
Thank you for this video.
Well you definitely made my day!
The benefits are better if you add black pepper when consuming.
Turmeric leaves are fragrant and can be used to flavour cooking such as rice pudding etc.
Turmeric leaves so Good
@@DaisyDawog😊
Wow! Any recipes you can share?
Hello, any recipe u can share with us please. Ty.
Beloved you are a genius. You are absolutely right that the leaves are quite fragrant 🌿💯❤️
Hi, I just planted some turmeric about 1 month ago, I moved the pot to get more sun, facing south. I love the flowers and in cooking. I watch your videos when I see a new one. I liked and subscribed. Thank you for your guidance and have a pleasant day!
I haven't seen the flowers....❤
@@researchbear4074 May be she meant flavours
Hello I'm from sub tropical Mauritius. Ginger and turmeric grow like crazy here. It's nice to see Europeans too having a taste for these tubers. Ty. Nice video. Tc n stay blessed in your lovely garden. Tc.
Best turmeric video I’ve come across. Thank you!
Agree. I’ve watched a few and some of the information in here was the best that I’ve heard. I really appreciated the part where he mentioned letting it harden over open skin before planting. I have some and I was about to plant today but wanted to make sure I didn’t screw it up and I’m so glad I waited. Two more days of waiting will be worth it if my plants have a higher chance of success!
I live on Lake Superior in Ashland, WI and don't have a long growing season so will definitely try growing Turmeric and Ginger in pots so I can bring them inside the house in Winter. The 'arctic tundra' does not allow for much to grow outside here since it really is a very short growing season. Thank you so much for your clear instruction.
They don't survive the winter even kept warm, they live roughly 10 months at most in ideal condition then die back and hibernate fro two months. They have to have that rest period to thrive.
We start seeing our first frosts as early as October here and my plants keep chugging along outside, well below 50 degrees at night. Usually terminate them around Thanksgiving.
I need to see the Harvest video. Thank you for the information you have given!
How to Harvest Turmeric from Containers!
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Thanks for the fertilizing and watering and lighting tips I got six turmeric plants that are on their second year now I keep picking away the stuff I want to harvest and replanting them
Fresh turmeric and ginger can be added with other fruit in cold pressing which is great. Also nice in smoothies. The leaves can be added in Asian curries or stir fries for flavour.
Here in LA my Turmeric started flowering a few days ago, beautiful red flowers. My plants are in grow bags with washed plaster sand and get an eb and flow hydro solution 3 times per day.
Hi! I am from Papua New Guinea and I just planted about 30 turmeric plants in my back yard. Am very much on with your turmeric tips.
So awesome to see a viewer from so far away! Thank you for watching!
Hello from Thailand you've spurred me on to plant some turmeric in a pot on my balcony. Turmeric with honey and lemon in a smoothie is really great give it a try and so good for you. Thanks for awesome video
Awesome info and yes I would love to see the harvesting and drying
I just found out how beneficial turmeric is for you. I'm buying it but it doesn't last long before it starts to rot. I'm thinking of trying to grow it in pots. I live in Illinois. It's Freezing in Winter and rains alot in Spring. So I will try to grow it indoors with a Grow light 🤞
I’m thrilled to have found you! I have chronic eczema so I use turmeric each day in a smoothie. EXPENSIVE to buy. But I am now going to grow it. Yay!❤️ps. Cannot find any eczema on me! It works
Thanks for the video. I just planted some with ginger,I hope they grow well.
I’ve been following your channel for several years and every tip I’ve gotten from you has worked so well. Thank you for being a great resource.
Thank you so much for you long time support!
Hi, thank you for the info. I planted ginger today before I watched your video and subscribed. One rhizome had a bit of mold so I cut those parts off, and planted the good part. Never heard about the sub____ that mentioned, so I'm hoping the shoots grows well and no mold forms. Hoping to find some turmeric soon, to plant some of that also.
Cutting the mold, did they work for planting?... I haventplanted turmeric but am going to. I appreciate your advice...sunberise? Is that the term?
I see some people rub cinnamon on raw plant cuts to avoid any rot developing. Not sure if it works. But that's what they do on orchards.
Woodman's in Wisconsin has good live turmeric, also check Asian grocery stores. Pick the ones that are firm and have intact buds.
Late fall in 9b and I just put a few pieces of turmeric in a wall pocket planter. Thank you for great info that will help me grow them. Happy holidays to you and yours in your finished farm.
Turmeric and black pepper are the best anti-inflammatory you can get
Yes I want to see the harvest video.
How to Harvest Turmeric from Containers!
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Always learn so much from your videos, Eric. Looking forward to the harvest lesson. Have a wonderful Christmas. From Toronto Canada.
You are a very skilled presenter . Thank you
Awesome, I just planted several small hunks of turmeric. We’ll see what happens.
Loved this video!! Can’t wait to see the harvest
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Great video! I feel more confident about growing my own turmeric now.
Eric,what i know about turmeric is for dying fabric did'nt know it has many uses.Tell more on your next video.Thank you.
Love the way you explain in detail. Thankyou
wow, awesome video! Ouch, 3 years later? I'm going shopping!! Thanks so much. Subscriber from Florida.
I am looking forward to the harvesting video. I have learned a lot watching your videos. I appreciate the way you explain everything. Thank you for sharing your knowledge in a understandable way.
Like the teacher and lesson
Very well presented. (:
Yes I would like to see the harvest video. Thank you. 💚🌙🌿
How to Harvest Turmeric from Containers!
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Great info. Yes I would love a harvest video
How to Harvest Turmeric from Containers!
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Gosh, my turmeric plants look sooooo different from yours. The foliage on mine is a very light green, almost chartreuse, and it stays compact down to the soil level. The blossom looks sort of like a hyacinth bloom, white, and it is held very close at the interior of the plant. I've been growing it for about 10 years. The fist sprout didn't occur until a whole year after I'd planted it from the supermarket. Here in my very mild coastal climate, the shoots don't appear until mid June when the weather really starts to warm up. It's hardy overwintering, dormant, but it never freezes here. I'll send you a photo once they're well up and growing. If it isn't a different species from yours, it is at least a different cultivar.
Thanks for you video about turmeric.
Great video,,I just planted some the other day excited to see if they grow I put them into a tray to start them ,so once there sprouted I will put into bigger pots like you did thanks so much
Thank you so much you are very professional and you gave me a lot of information. I really appreciate it. Yes that would be great. If you can do the harvest video I’ll be looking for it
How to Harvest Turmeric from Containers!
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Another great video. I bet your student have a lot of fun in class.
Thank you! Would like to see a harvest video!
❤❤❤Blessings to you!❤❤❤
Thank you, new to your channel! Subscribed and looking forward to starting and then the harvest of ginger and tumeric!
Wow, lovely
I have tumeric and ginger growing in containers as well
What timing! I just bought organic tumeric to grow. 😁
Edit: Yes!! Please do a harvest video! That is always where I get caught up with my experiments. When and how do I harvest?
I rarely time anything right so I’ll take it! Haha 😂
@@TheMoreYouGrow I know the feeling.
I edited my original comment just before I saw your reply. 😁 Please please do a harvest video.
Thanks! Been popping in for years. Really glad to see you thriving and growing your dreams.
@@lieselemay I’m always so appreciative of my viewers and y’all are what keep me going here!
Its good for pain.
thanks for the helpful information. I will be watching more of your videos
Great video. I would like to see your harvest video.
How to Harvest Turmeric from Containers!
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Excellent update - very interesting. I’m planting turmeric today
Very informative
Thanks
Excellent video! I learned allot!! Thank you🌱
Thank you for the great advice.
I’ve tried growing turmeric and ginger so many times without success.
After watching your video I will try one more time.
Wish me luck. 😁👍🏻
Keep it up! Good luck!
@@TheMoreYouGrow
Thanks.
Right after watching your video I bought turmeric tubers & put them in damp coconut coir.
THEY HAVE LITTLE NUBBIES GROWING ALREADY. 😁👍🏻
Luck 🍀
I’m not sure what happened. 😁
My Turmeric is about a foot tall with a dozen shoots with leaves.
My ginger started sprouting and several are about 8-10 inches tall.
I threw in some date pits and they are sprouting too. WT heck?
Tomorrow I’m planting some organic Galangal tubers. 👍🏻😁
Thanks sooo much for this video.
Great video. Thank you. 😀 I hope you are going to make more garden video's. 😀
Great detailed video! 👌🏾 Thank you! New subbie here 🙋🏽♀️
Thank you. I'll try it.
Great video
Definitely want to see the harvesting
Thank you
How to Harvest Turmeric from Containers!
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Excellent way of presenting this video. Thank you so much and God bless you.!!
I'd definitely like to see your harvest video. I think would be good to set pots to Be planted outside of tray to keep straight with what you've planted, for any of us newbies. Confusing otherwise.
So I would say, water once a week, as I do all my house plants, as they dry out between. In my house ofcourse, in IL. Thanks for sharing. Interesting! 😊
Thank you will keep that in mind. I always put extra pots because I usually don’t know how I will arrange things until I get started and just put back any of the excess.
I usually don’t say a specific watering schedule for any plant as many factors can contribute to needing more or less water. Plants as with people or animals don’t always take up the same amount of water and tends to change depending on demand. The way I tell when to water is based on weight. When the pot feels light I water. That way I can also tell if there’s still water in the bottom of the pot because it will feel heavy on bottom. In the end though I tell people to do whatever works for their plants and to just take note and adjust if needed. Ultimately one can’t argue with success 😁 thanks again for watching and for the suggestions!
@@TheMoreYouGrow never to argue for sure! 👍although I'm not a real gardener, my flower planting skills are Up there!! Cheers!
I would love to see you harvest the turmeric!! Thanks great video!
How to Harvest Turmeric from Containers!
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Great channel! 🙌❤️ I would love to see a harvest video, thank you!
How to Harvest Turmeric from Containers!
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@@TheMoreYouGrow 🙏liked and shared! So informative.
I'm going to try this for tumeric and ginger. But I see I'll need to make a green house with a little heat in it for winter. I'm in the SW high desert, and it gets too cold for them in the winter. But the plants will love all the sun.
They grow well indoors in pots as well
Another great video by a great guy!! Looking forward to a harvest video. Howard in Greeley CO.
Thanks Howard!!
Thank you, I’m new at watching you and will give growing Tumeric a try! Thank you 😊
I would like to see the harvest video
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I would definitely like to see the harvest
There is a video showing it all posted on the channel 😁
Thank you. This video is very informative 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Isnt turmeric & ginger antibiotic & antifungal naturally?
This was so informative, thx!!!
Ayy man you were my teacher, I love coming across your videos 👌🏻
This wouldn’t happen to be one of my students that ate a whole piece of ginger in my class would it? 😏
@@TheMoreYouGrow This video was very informative, but...a gentle correction: "Turmeric" is pronounced "turr-mer-ick" ... NOT "too-mer-ick". 👍🌱
Turmeric leaves are a must when cooking rendang.
Awesome video!! Can you recommend a potting mix? Thank You
Really just one that doesn’t contain fertilizer. You’ll want to add the fertilizer in yourself since turmeric is sensitive to the salts in most fertilizer
I have learned so much ty
Just found you, and subbed! Thank you for sharing your wisdom on this subject!
Comment recorded on June 18th 2022 from Newark Ohio this is an excellent channel because you show the new Gardener like me who lives in a town home and is looking at the turmeric I bought from Kroger's and I'm going to try to plant it as is and then buy some more turmeric next week from the organic section from Kroger's. What I have right now are four pieces that I don't see any rhizomes on but from another video they said to try to just put it in a sunny window for a few days and some water to see if that helps but your suggestion about letting the cuts which are very small have a few days to heal is also a great suggestion. Your explanation is very good because you show all of the details and have thought through what would be necessary if you were just doing this on a very small basis. I look through your playlist selection and didn't see anything about growing onions or garlic so I hope that you will consider that in the future and I'm also going to review your growing of Ginger thank you very much God bless you and it's a great haircut comment from kit in Newark Ohio
Thank you so much for the kind words! I do have one video on garlic I will leave a link for but I would love doing a more detailed video on both!
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I'm herbalist in Wooster Ohio ...hello fellow buckeye
I'm interested in growing turmeric because it is anti-inflammatory and will help with my osteoarthritis. With full-spectrum fertilization including micronutrients and trace minerals I can produce a very high quality crop. Same thing for ginger, which is also anti-inflammatory.
Thank for sharing!
Thank you!
Great idea on the small pots... hate to waste soil.🙄
Thank you for sharing ❤
Awesome. Where’s the harvest video
I found this video so interesting! I'm just disappointed to learn that I probably won't be able to grow turmeric here in England, as probably too cold a climate
Always worth a try! You never know. Could work as a house plant if you have a sunny window
@@TheMoreYouGrow I will definitely try this! Thank you
useful info and engaging! Subscribed.
Excellent, very informative video. Thanks so much!
So I poked around today to check on the three little tubers I potted up in early January. I found a tiny green sprout starting to poke out! I am stupid excited!
Go A&M!
Very detailed. Thank you!
Waiting on harvesting video.
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Cool man!! 3 years to harvest though.....that's patience
These only take about 6 months to harvest
Great video, would you please share the fertiliser & nutrient formula used in turmeric
Fish emulsion once every other week for 2-3 months. Then Medina Hasta Gro liquid fertilizer once every other week for the last 2-3 months. The dose amount to use is on the bottles of each
@@TheMoreYouGrowwas there a specific potting mix used?
@@melahd6604 I use a potting mix that does not already contain fertilizers
@@TheMoreYouGrowooo do you have any brands or ideas what I could get from Home Depot Lowe's Walmart ?
@@TheMoreYouGrow I've been trying to ask around about what kind to use and I'm hearing a lot of trial and error because everyone's gardening conditions and how they garden are different. My only fear is buying a mix with fertilizer and adding the fertilizer that you talked about and it being too much
Thank you for your video. Ordered me some organic turmeric on Etsy.
Very informative. Thanks!
I’d like to see harvest film on turmeric
How to Harvest Turmeric from Containers!
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So glad I found your video and channel ty 😊
I prefer growing mine in 10 gallon (38 liter) containers. They're doing fine and got lots of them when harvest time appear
Trying this. Bought organic set. Feels like ginger..ginger seems like Iris.I know Iris'
Great tutorial!! Ty
I would like to see how turmeric is harvested !😊
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Thank you for covering all the important points on this. How do you store the rhizomes for replanting if that can be done and what's the best time to start rhem indoors. I'm in Georgia and it's January 2013. Thanks again.
I just store them in some kind of cardboard box. They usually begin to sprout while stored. If you have a greenhouse can plant a time, if not just plant close to when the temps stay above 60°f. Really though the warmer the better for planting
I meant 2023.🤣🤣
Try letting at least one get to flowering size, the flowers are AMAZING.
I’ll try it!
What if I left a whole bunch of turmeric in a plastic bag and now its sprouting green leaves, should I just stick them in dirt and water them? They're somewhat dry but the leaves look very healthy and they're not flimsy.
Those are actually the best to plant! Go for it! 😁
I have planted turmeric in containers . Some have shoots and some leaves. Why are some new leaves turning light brown and some are yellowing....
Your video is very informative.- thank you.
Excellent video on turmeric. Could you please tell me if I use a pot that is 12"(inch )wide and 14.5" deep, is it too big for the plant? Do you have any suggestion on this? Many thanks!
I usually grow these in 3 gallon pots. Not sure on the dimensions
@@TheMoreYouGrow Thanks very much for your reply! :)
Thanks very helpful
Great information.
Thank you.
I grow a lot of turmeric and harvest them in just 6 months 😊