Planting and Growing Instructions:
1. When to Plant:
2. How to Plant:
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Cut rhizomes into 1–2 inch pieces, each with at least one visible “eye” or bud.
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Allow cut pieces to air-dry for 1–2 days before planting.
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Plant 1–2 inches deep, buds facing up, and space 6–8 inches apart.
3. Growing Tips:
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Keep soil moist but not soggy; ginger loves humidity.
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Mulch well to retain warmth and moisture.
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Fertilize monthly with organic compost or balanced fertilizer.
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Ginger takes 8–10 months to mature; harvest when leaves begin to yellow.
4. Culinary & Medicinal Uses:
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Use fresh or dried in teas, juices, curries, stir-fries, and herbal remedies.
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Known for its anti-nausea, digestion-aiding, and inflammation-reducing benefits.
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Commonly used in traditional medicine and natural immune support.