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While there are a wide variety of ginger species naturalized in Hawaiʻi, a few pose serious threats to our native forests. None are as problematic… Read More »Is Ginger Invasive?

Gingers are heavy feeders, requiring regular fertilizing for the rhizomes to mature. In general, a balanced 10-10-10 liquid fertilizer applied monthly provides the nutrients the… Read More »How Do I Get My Ginger To Flower?

Ginger root plants like a soil that is slightly acidic (5.5 to 6.5). Adding coffee grounds to the soil can help to raise its acidity.… Read More »Are Coffee Grounds Good For Ginger Plants?

Early spring is the best time to plant your ginger. Ginger is a tropical plant that will grow year-round if you’re in a warm climate.… Read More »What Month Do You Plant Ginger?

How to Grow Ginger in Water without Soil To begin with, the ginger will not be rooted in water. Using a sharp knife, cut a… Read More »How Do You Grow Ginger In Water Without Soil?

They can last up to a month or two if you store them in the fridge. If you make a paste out of the ginger… Read More »How Long Does It Take For Ginger To Decompose?

Ginger also prefers slightly-acidic soil, so if your soil happens to be more alkaline, adjust using a garden store pH store to between 6.1 and… Read More »Is Ginger Acidic Or Alkaline Soil?