Growing Ginger

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28 Apr 18 Anneliese (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
After digging ginger how do you store it until replanting and how long will it keep
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22 Jul 18 Bernie (Australia - temperate climate)
I am just outside of Brisbane. I leave my ginger in an open area until the cut ends are well dried and then store them in a polystyrene box until I need them. I usually plant the new crop around mid to late October
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30 Apr 18 Mike (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
Also go on the internet and type in how to grow ginger in Qld (???).
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30 Apr 18 Mike (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
From the notes on this website about growing ginger. "This perennial will die down in autumn. Remove the dead leaves. In spring lift the root clumps and break them up into smaller pieces to replant" LEAVE it in the ground if you haven't dug it up already. If dug up -probably best to store in a cool dry place over winter. .
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