November 23, 2024

VIDEO: GROWING GINGER in a cold climate


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27 thoughts on “VIDEO: GROWING GINGER in a cold climate

  1. this guy that actually does the growing, has got the right idea and attitude. he is not worried, that someone else might copy his example. whereas with big commercial growers, they wouldn't even give you the time of day, unless there was profit in it for them ? why are they all so paranoid, about people being self sufficient ? that's just petty minded of them. worry more about the bill gates of the world, there the ones that will end up owning your business ? they want it all

  2. For cooks: you may pare any bad spots, don't bother to peal, wash well, and chop 1 inch pieces in the food processor. Freeze in VERY flat ziplock bags. Remove by breaking off portion you want. Use half and half with garlic in stir fry’s. Also try instant ice cream by chopping some really fine, remove from food processor, chop ice, add cream or half and half or nondairy, vanilla, sugar or alternate and ginger to taste. Work fast so ice doesn't melt.Kids love this especially.

  3. If you don't pick it and leave it for a long time – like years in a warm climate – will it spread out and cover a large area, or die off?

  4. This was the final push I needed to go plant that sprounting ginger I have in my fruit bowl haha. I have about three months of warm weather still so I guess still worth it? Anyway always fun to experiment 😀

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