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05 Jul 22, Anonymous (Australia - temperate climate)

Putting all these things in to make your soil is probably an over kill. Straw will grab a lot of the nitrogen to break it down, starving the ginger. Coconut coir and sheep poo would do the same. It all needs to break down first. When making up a soil use composted material with soil and maybe a fine potting mix. I used a 200l plastic drum cut in half to grow turmeric. Mixed up some soil and compost 50 50 and 3/4 filled the drums. Then put compost on the top. Seems to have worked.

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07 Jul 22, Gary (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Thank you for the Info I can see what your talking about makes a lot of sense again thankyou.

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01 Jul 22, CJ (Canada - Zone 5b Temperate Warm Summer climate)

HELLO THERE I AM SO HAPPY TO FIND YOUR SITE BECAUSE THIS IS CANADIAN AND I WANT TO KNOW HOW TO GROW MY OWN VEGETABLES AS I AM A BEGINNER & I LIVE IN A CONDO SO EVERYTHING HAS TO GROW IN POTS I AM HOPING I WILL YOU BE ABLE TO TEACH ME - THANKING YOU IN ADVANCE CAN I PLANT GINGER NOW?

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05 Jul 22, Anonymous (Canada - zone 4a Temperate Warm Summer climate)

Read all the info here and do a lot of research on the internet about growing veggies and in pots. This site is a self help web site. Work out your climate zone and then look up different crops for when to plant in the calendar guide near the top of the page.

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24 May 22, Alfred Bezuidenhout (South Africa - Summer rainfall climate)

Is dit nodig om winkel gekoopte gemmer eers in water te lê voordat dit geplant word? Is it necessary to lay store purchased ginger in water first before planting?

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26 Apr 22, Maseipati Kolobe (South Africa - Semi-arid climate)

I'm interested in planting ginger So i would like for advice and guidance

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02 May 22, Anonymous (South Africa - Semi-arid climate)

I assume you are semi arid, so go to the ginger page and read all the notes there.

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02 Apr 22, Litlhare Sarki (South Africa - Semi-arid climate)

Where can I buy ginger seedlings to plant 100 ha in South Africa

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08 Apr 22, (South Africa - Summer rainfall climate)

Check with a government agricultural dept.

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23 Apr 22, Clyde (South Africa - Humid sub-tropical climate)

How to grow inBUFFALO CITY EASTERN CAPE ZA

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