How to Grow Lots of Ginger in Containers

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Regarding the Ginger Yield: The ginger shown in the beginning was not all used to grow just one plant. I broke the ginger apart (0:53) into pieces to start 4 plants (1:13). The ginger harvested at the end was started from a 2x1 inch piece and yielded 6x4 inch in ginger. It would have grown bigger if planted in-ground in right climate or in greenhouse.

[@imiloa.]

Living in Kauai, ginger is plentiful. I've had some great success with turmeric as well. Pretty flowers!

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Your weather is perfect for growing tropical plants. We visited Maui and I asked the farmer there if he has worms bins to keep earthworms. He said, the weather is so good, they are all over the farm, we don't have to farm them.

[@imiloa.]

Daisy Creek Farms with Jag Singh Yes, that’s very true, perhaps why I was wondering about the worm cultivation part of your composting video. We’ve also had great success composting directly into our garden and growing vegetables from cuttings. Great videos- great content! We subscribe and watch. Mahalo nui loa 🌺

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

:)

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Can't believe people are still racist in this day and age ...

[@cc6755]

Well now we know how hard it is grow one piece of ginger, let's all appreciate hard working farmers out there.

[@karenpillow4104]

Absolutely.

[@amberxu269]

Yah you use one piece of old ginger, wait for 6 months and grow one piece of young ginger😂

[@suryakantmotewad9394]

You are right

[@chelsea6329]

He broke up the large piece and got 4 plants...

[@kkmakers7965]

Yes

[@sweetpotatoestroop]

By planting we inspire stores to get more natural products keep it up

[@brandonj3058]

The best gardener on KZbin hands down everything I’ve grown has been from watching your videos 😎😎😎

[@sudhaprabhakar5099]

Good way to store and keep ginger fresh.........🤗

[@obviouslytwo4u]

I've just started dating a ginger and now KZbin are showing me what they think are related videos lol

[@zoeydeng9772]

I don't believe you started dating a ginger during quarantine, unacceptable!! Lol

[@mathaipanicker4445]

@@zoeydeng9772 gj

[@JenMarco]

Because you typed Ginger on your keyboard so it thinks you meant ginger root. They are always watching and listening.

[@ebrahimseedat7437]

lollll

[@paigedelainy3877]

😆😆😆

[@onelove4193]

I LOVE THIS GUY!! Thanks Jag!! It's your energy that is just like the energy in the plants. Happy!! Thank you soooo much. You're teaching me gardening.

[@aaronblount3999]

The greatest thing about ginger is that if you leave it in the ground and harvest after the plants die back, you can break it up into more pieces, plant those, and produce even more. I'll be doing something similar with ginger and turmeric that purchased this year. Their primary function will be landscape plants, their secondary function will be cutting my costs at the grocery store...lol

[@kamaldeepsingh9916]

harvesting ke time ginger plant kahin orr se utta kr dikha diya hai .................. wow !!

[@adarshguptak]

Ginger yields more in flat pots, it is not a root crop, it is a rhizome crop that grows along the surface, so depth is not the key but the width of container is. That's the reason why only 2-3 shoots showed up, and less yield.

[@shamanbeartwo3819]

thank you.

[@melodyclark4347]

Thank you.

[@newphilmz3605]

@Amazonia - Tongkat Ali no one asked you

[@soniag4516]

Yes that's been experience, Jag could have harvested a lot more. I live in the same zine as he and I get great yield.

[@konarain]

@Amazonia - Tongkat Ali black pepper also makes a synergy I hear.. Alohaa

[@iknownothing-49]

Thanks so much. I live in Spain. It’s hot, but not wet. All I have is a balcony with a large pot that I stuck some ginger in around April. Your video was very heartening

[@lavenderstar1]

So simple and informative. You explained well with concise direction. I love that you followed the process all the way through. Definitely trying this now

[@RickyWaitoaRotawilliamwaitoa]

Thank you very helpful and easy to follow instructions. Take care

[@trishsmith2811]

Thanks to you my ginger looks wonderful! It’s so tall! I give it a shower every day, which I didn’t know it liked. It’s still inside in a pot but when it gets warm outside, I’ll put my pots under the banana trees. It’s hot and humid under there. I live in the PNW by Seattle. Thank you again Jag! I love your videos !

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Thank you for watching. I am glad you are enjoying growing ginger :)

[@rishabali1321]

Nice hack for ginger growing👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@eleanorcm7033]

The foliage on these plants is quite attractive. I would be inclined to grow it as a houseplant and then harvest and divide it on a yearly basis. If you had two pots of ginger and alternated between them, harvesting every 6 months, you might get decent yields and also a nice (cheap!) plant for your house. The leaves can also be used in stir-fries

[@kimberluna2226]

Oh wow... .nice....thank you for sharing ..I'm getting my "Ginger Wisdoms"... Most grateful...... Mmmmm...yummy tummy!!!!

[@billm3589]

I’m going to call you happy Jack … your demeanor is great in the presentations. I’m a regular viewer I like the detail, expressed briefly & to the point. Keep up the great videos!

[@kristenlanh3185]

Thanks for being patient enough to record the full process. Nice!

[@tumiemat]

You are currently my favorite gardener on KZbin..

[@shamachelon]

Your reaction was amazing, thank you from the bottom of my heart. You have convinced me to get gardening! I’ve planted thyme, coriander, and spearmint from seed so far. I’m doing chamomile tomorrow! 😁 peace and blessings be upon you my brother!!!

[@yungzed]

how is it

[@leeloadams6274]

Beautiful n educational thank you for sharing

[@sandravalani359]

Thanks for the tips JaG!!! I am grateful that you explained the difference between a immature ginger and a very mature one!!! I am goinG to be growing some ginger this summer....so I appreciate all the help that I can get!!! Have an awesome summer!!!!

[@rekhagoyal9395]

Very nicely explained

[@SM-cd7ew]

Nice vid. Your ginger stayed fresh for 6 months in the ground than it would have in the fridge/ when left outside. Not a lot quantity wise, I agree with others but it's a nice feeling to grow your own veggies (free from cancer causing pesticides) Your vid has inspired me enuf to grow some myself. It's early April in the UK. Hope it's not too late to sow some ginger in the ground.

[@flickwtchr]

Ah what a lovely culture. A person these days can share something with the very best intent, not harming a soul and in return receive insults and hate. How lovely. I do have a question, how does the young ginger compare with mature ginger in taste?

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

This is the kind of world we live in. However, there are a lot of good people out there as well! :) The taste is the same. Young ginger goes bad quicker than mature ginger. Mine went bad after 2 weeks in refrigerator. i will try to get a head start to grow ginger in greenhouse this year.

[@flickwtchr]

@@DaisyCreekFarms Yes indeed, I try to maintain focus on that fact, however sometimes I do think it is worth shaming such trite senseless and random poison. Guess I have a way to go to the enlightenment of pacifism. Thanks for your response. Interesting that the taste is the same. The fact that the young ginger goes bad so quickly explains in part why older root is preferable and has been for a very long time. Perhaps young ginger could be frozen without damage.

[@julielebel1210]

Thank you for your videos, they are very informative! I really appreciate you explaining how often to water the plant, how much sun to give and more! Good job!

[@kaviyarasanm4912]

This video is full of information. Thank you very much.

[@aprilromanek7548]

I absolutely love how happy you were about the results this video really brightened my day thank you

[@CRYPTODUNIA.]

your encouragement is good

[@Faiz-us6dg]

#UK#i

[@Faiz-us6dg]

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[@keekzabeekz]

I think you have the best videos on explaining how to plant.

[@otyzavrgnia2072]

Your video clip is the easiest to understand.. not so much talking nonsense...pure and educational too thank you 🙏

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Thanks for the nice comment. I am working very hard on these videos! Glad to see people like them :)

[@damianmcdonald7658]

Otyza Vrgnia well said

[@mzwisdom7504]

It was my first time planting Ginger. It did well consdering i didnt watch your Video first. We did very though and out Ginger looks and smells great. Thank.you

[@adelezayin9252]

Greetings from Singapore! A very informative and clear cut video! Especially love the joy that radiants from you, at each harvest! Keep sharing! Its a joy to watch! Going off to plant some ginger now!

[@Lillikoi-86]

If you score the vegetable where it will grow (on the top and the bottom, stems and roots) your plant will grow 💯!!! I love your videos, you are too cute! Your camera is sweet!

[@RavenVargas27]

I love seeing a happy gardener that was a beautiful result I'm going to try this thanks

[@ebookmummy]

Fantastic presentation.

[@jazz96mar]

I grew ginger in Calif. and at the time I didn't know I was growing ginger, just a pretty flower so it was in the ground for maybe a year and then it blossomed . It has the most fragrant scent, way above any flower I ever grew. So I was surprised when I discover it was ginger I was growing and it multiplies fast. This was in West Covina Ca.

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

West Covina is not very cold, so it works. In central California we get a lot of frost and ginger does not make it though winter.

[@rekalilithhorvath100]

Very helpful video thank you❤️

[@yesenialuna6574]

I love how excited this guy looks in his videos. Makes me excited to grow anything 😂💕

[@salikkhaksar]

Hello my dear Niece friend and happiness of this week so nice girl I am fine and you ki haal he jnab

[@dvenkatnath]

Same here.. more than ginger I love his expressions and that motivated me to plant ginger

[@mansoorkhan5480]

@@salikkhaksar.

[@bimanh.saikia6600]

Even balls 😂😂

[@Dianah1952]

Yeah and he's not bad looking either.

[@billthrillful]

I've done this before - a few comments: (a) this absolutely is "alot" of ginger - it's slow growing, (b) even though it's slow, it's worth it - the ginger you eat fresh out of the ground (or pot) will be unlike anything you've ever tasted from the store. My Mexican mother-in-law - who is used to heat - said it was almost too spicy for her. Crazy good!

[@theprimitiveblackhatsociet8274]

I live in NC, we have hot humid summers clear into Nov. I am going to try this and see what happens. Thanks for a easy to understand video that is short and to the point.

[@2techshop]

I live in Raleigh and grow ginger in pots. It is a lot of fun to harvest. Good luck to you!

[@theprimitiveblackhatsociet8274]

I live up in the mountains. It is a bit cooler here, but I don't think enough to make a difference. So I will give it a try too. We have humid weather that is for sure.

[@annwithaplan9766]

The Primitive Black Hat Society - I'm in NC, too. I grew some ginger in a pot all summer. Just brought it in for the winter. I put the pot in my birdbath for awhile and it seemed to do well in there. It has 2 stalks. I haven't dug down to see how much ginger is in there, but I can see a little bit pushing itself from under the soil.

[@joannegopaul3774]

Thank you jag, I'm going to plant ginger now. God bless you 🙏

[@louised6790]

I love your excitement! Thank you for sharing this. Ginger is one of the more costly to buy and I use a lot of it. Time to grow my own!

[@rayradiance666]

Really? I get for dirt cheap at the Asian supermarket. Check there.

[@agb0012000]

I’m so glad I saw your video. I’ve seen several, but none mentioned that the ginger had to be underneath the soil or it wild dry. My friend gave me a small plant several, I mean several years ago. It has grown so much that it’s grown 1/4 way out of the ground the top is dry. Thanks for the tip. All those years, it never dawned on me that it was the kind I could cook with, so I’m very excited. I made my favorite, ginger beef over rice the other day. It was fabulous. Rasa Malaysia has the best recipe for it. Thank you so much for posting this video. It was very helpful, clear and concise.

[@philorida]

This was my first year for ginger and turmeric. I am in south west Florida so sprouting doesn't happen til March or so. I want to get a head start this year as well. It is January now so at least I can grow plenty of corriander and methi, but looking forward to more of the other things soon. Thanks for your videos.

[@Thegardeningmcgyver]

Presprout....it's super easy gives you a 2 month head start

[@gkkhanna953]

Thank you is very entertaining as well as learning watching your video as I am also into growing Ginger for my commercial kitchen I hope I get success for now I'll be experimenting and watching the video was a good intake thank you so much for being on the show

[@shamanbeartwo3819]

That young ginger you just grew makes great sweet pickled ginger (like in sushi restaurants). That would be my reason for growing my own versus going to the market and buying the old, yellow ginger.

[@harijindergupta7392]

Kitchen tips

[@danhphan7698]

Thank you for your video. I grow ginger for years but not get good results. I will follow your method. Thanks again. I like your videos, they are always useful.

[@ruedersculinaryinstitute9468]

This fresh ginger looks very good! Not a huge amount, still good that you grow it on your own!

[@jimmystrange1]

Jag-as usual,another fine vid!Thanks,your vids leave me positivity & knowledge

[@bradholmes1832]

Many Thanks Jag, I loved your simple, easy to follow, and productive video,. Great Presentation! Brad Holmes Tai Chi Gold Coast.

[@leenaright3949]

Great ! I would pickle that ! It's hard to find fresh baby ginger.. it makes the best pickled sushi ginger. Buy the big stuff for cooking and use your home grown ginger for amazing pickled ginger slices... yum !!

[@parisgreen4600]

Yes, candied ginger or ginger jam would be nice too.

[@VFEdge]

Recipes?? Thanks! 🙂👍🏾

[@MieyaOladipupo]

I appreciate you filming the whole process until harvesting it.

[@zeenathswaleh6166]

Yes yes yes i also appreciate that. Cause you learn and understand better

[@FreddiesFarmPHILKEN]

awesome video about ginger... thank you for sharing. hope you continue to make videos like this..cheers!

[@ladyjinyxx]

I wouldn't recommend showering the plant in mid day sun. It works like a magnifying glass and burns the leaves more. Water early dawn before sun and dusk. Always before night because most of the root growth happens at night in the "rest" period. This is what I have found in my own experiences. 😊 loved the time lapses

[@Dianah1952]

Well his ginger turned out fine so apparently watering it in mid day didn't hurt it. He is the expert after all.

[@susanwalkergirl]

Thank you for your helpful video on growing ginger. We are growing it for the first here in north Texas zone 8a. We have some good growth above ground and so far, it looks good.

[@JudiGrantAll]

Exactly, right #Ronald Castillo. The leaves do dry out when the ginger is mature. Yes, I was expecting a bigger yield, but I think you guys missed the part where he broke the ginger b4 planting. Thanks JAG. I enjoyed the video.

[@parisgreen4600]

Thanks for saying this, I'm not understanding the negative comments. To me the new ginger is much larger and also fresher looking.

[@oceanicblues2496]

So cool. So fulfilling it is to grow your own stuff.

[@EmpressKadesh]

That's the same piece of ginger you planted with just some shoots growing off of it!

[@pradnyamadkaikar4723]

Same here 🤔🤔

[@IM-LAND-SHARK]

That was what I about to say.

[@Seamonkies321]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@chaixiyao]

I know it, it keeps fresh in the soil :)

[@imallaround6440]

@@chaixiyao lol 😛

[@KenzoRise-ni8kl]

Hello good morning Yuhu really nice info I will trying to harvest Thanks you for sharing this information. Thanks you Yuhu back to garden

[@violetking5571]

I had planted 1 inch ginger its in my bed room plenty of sun light n it is 2 feet grown n my soil is moist n it's growing perfectly , I have some qginger in my garden I had put against d wall For your showing us n teaching us how to grow ginger. God bless u.

[@rajanirao3420]

I am Encouraged to grow Ginger in a pot. Living in a city n Growing Ginger looks Easy as per ur Video Tq. I am Carrued Away by ur Joy n Enthusiasm, its Touched me. God Bless u for Spreading Joy !

[@TheElenamia]

I'm sorry to sound greedy, but after so much work I was expecting more ginger. However, I enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing it.

[@antoinemichaels4909]

my feelings exactly

[@lindavalencia6849]

@@antoinemichaels4909 - Sigh...

[@thedeliberator1507]

you have to consider that he broke off several pieces from the original. I grow ginger in SW Florida the same way, get the same results. I put several smaller pieces in the soil and get back ten times as much. Patience is always a virtue. Another thing: when you suddenly need ginger for a recipe, you dont have to go to the grocery, you go to the back yard!

[@julito3054]

I think mainly because of the short season and lower gradual decline in the temperature. Over all i think his technique is good for growing ginger.

[@sumanshetty8277]

I thought exactly the same. It looked little more than he planted. Maybe I am wrong

[@s.c7639]

Glad to see i not the only one who reaped something not much larger than what i had sown. I am trying it in raised beds now. I think it needs more room to do its thang

[@epiphany1221]

You could try bringing it indoors to finish growing it. I once read that ginger takes a year but it looks like you got a pretty decent amount after the 6 months from that one small piece. For those who haven't read his pinned comment, he broke that root into 4 before growing them each separately. That's not a bad amount of ginger from one small piece, and if left to continue growing indoors it might even produce more

[@LovePNJAAB]

Bhaji Satsriakal tuhada bolan da style bhut changa lagaa thanks for this info.

[@joshuacleberg1603]

One of many great videos that I have watched of yours. I remembered seeing this video before and looked it up today before I planted some ginger. Thank you so much!

[@lesleyhoban6559]

I'm zone 3 and have decided to start my ginger now and bring inside to grow thru winter

[@roka713]

After all that wait and hard work, u have that lil ginger i was thinking a lot more but bless him he sounded so happy 🤣🤣

[@ravsinghrajput2105]

😂😂😂🤣

[@vimithav3694]

Sir super work it is very inspiring me.. I to like very much having my own garden... u r work is really super inspiring...keep going...

[@ameliatribeofissachar7311]

I'm so excited for you. You did a wonderful job sir. You're right about the cold...I'll have to wait...you got me excited lol. Bless you

[@koushalyadevi6872]

How age u r

[@pronouncedseven652]

What a great help you are Sir! The Coco coir will dry out and show the plant needs water 👏

[@saga4646]

I love how excited you got when you saw the growth. I get the same way with my planting. Nicely done love the music.

[@nz_online]

Good job.

[@paulinefoster381]

Great. I will try to grow ginger as I use it frequently.

[@rajiskumar4019]

Thanks for great idea.. raising/growing crops..

[@PlugInCaroo]

Awesome! Woah! That's a lot of ginger! Mostly all plants grow in summer or hot and humid conditions (approx 30 to 35degrees centigrade).

[@brysonwest93]

Thanks so much for sharing this. I didn't know anything about growing ginger. It's one of my favorite spices.

[@juliana2441]

Beautiful! Thank you for the information and inspiration!

[@RecreationsTV]

SO CLEAR INFO, SUPER VIDEO QUALITY, SHARP N CRISP VOICE.... THANKS SO MUCH FOR CREATING SUCH GOOD CONTENTS. LOVE FROM BANGLADESH.....

[@gonzo191]

Use longer containers for way more yield as ginger tends to spread a lot. With longer containers, you tend to get forearms worth of ginger.

[@batucarumbata]

I love... I did one to for my first time was a baby ginger.

[@naturelife7510]

I'm confused about the meaning of "lot of" after watching this much size of ginger 😳

[@MrCarburettor]

Same here!! It is tiny bit of ginger grew after so many months

[@kingjudah1382]

Lol

[@snafees7]

the ginger stock price went down after 6 months ...lol

[@flamming_arrow]

@@snafees7 actually when produced at scale they are 300% what you sow. How many businesses in world produce at this rate?

[@pardesipari2356]

Me toooo

[@bens708]

Have you tried putting a couple inches of mulch on top to help keep the ground moist?

[@rebelquadronfpv1065]

Whats your yield compared to what you initially planted? Looks to be similar.

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

The one I am showing in the video is 6 x 4 inches after growth. I started this one with a 2x1 inch piece. It would grow more if planted in the right climate or kept in a greenhouse.

[@zamzammrfixit3113]

i was thinking the same ..

[@BobRooney290]

there are videos showing that yield is much larger when planted in the ground.

[@suzytyler4793]

@@DaisyCreekFarms I was very surprised by the yield. Nice. I want to try it but the summers are very hot, here, and water is premium. I do have a long growing season, though. Food for thought! Thank you for the video.

[@Buldozer99]

i agree. I planted ginger last year, and there was hardly any yield

[@TANUSPANCHPHORON]

Superb share my dear friend

[@HomeStudioBasics]

3:53 XD Lmao. I love your enthusiasm!!

[@ereynoldful3974]

I just got some ginger from a friend to plant and am soaking it overnight so thanks for making this video! It was very helpful. Otherwise I would've planted too deep

[@ForgottenWayFarms]

This looks great, thanks for sharing!🙏

[@carolburnett8372]

Wow Jag, you have a really good camera and sound, thanks for sharing. This is relaxing as well as encouraging.....

[@thelmafernandez5253]

Thank you so much for the video. I used ginger in almond all my cooking. I also boiled ginger to drink before going to bed and also when I wake up. I drink it warm. I like it better.

[@carolburnett8372]

I love having ginger around, but, I am not sure how to store it for later use.......it always molds and I want it to stick around.....

[@parisgreen4600]

I had good luck wrapping it in plastic wrap and then freezing it. You might cut it into smaller pieces so you don't have to defrost the whole thing. Hope this helps!

[@padam727]

My mom always started her stuff indoors on a southern window where it gets lots of sun. she put a very small fan on low for them to grow strong. Maybe you can do this with ginger

[@carolburnett8372]

wow, a smart mom you had Pam, this is like a real breeze.....oh goodness.

[@miriamruth1]

Proud of you well done. I will try it also and thank you from New Zealand

[@deepamalavalli3956]

Thanks for sharing. I find the ginger flower is very nice and has very fragrant scent.

[@Latebloomershow]

My plant never bloomed! I wonder why?

[@nancyfahey7518]

I have some 5' diameter kiddy pools. In fall I fill them with sand, leaves, grass and lots of wood chips. A couple of earth worms. Come spring I plant my ginger and by fall it is a 5'dia forest. It likes mostly shade. Tumeric grows the same way but likes more sun. My Tumeric flowered in it's 2nd year.

[@jatinsuchak]

Wow this was a very informative video I am going to try this as you can grow in the pot as I leave in Southern California in apartment and I use fresh grated ginger in my Chai Tea Daily. The fresh ginger costs $4.99/LB and the Brown Ginger you showed is 99 cents a lb. But fresh ginger is very good as I do eat fresh ginger slices sprinkled with salt with Chapati and chai. Thank you for sharing. Do share other plants and spices which can be grown at home.

[@steviepd]

'Ginger' loves to go out for a walk! 'Ginger' loves you! 'Ginger' is my best friend! 😂😂😂😂

[@beamarla8218]

😂🤣🤣😂😂😁

[@beamarla8218]

😂😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@khushithakur3166]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ravsinghrajput2105]

Ginger was my ex-flame.... She loved me, and now she loves you all😂😂

[@sheetalmudaliar]

thank you so much for showing how to grow ginger.you do have a big harvest of ginger.

[@DWRead-ms8wi]

Jag, you can pre-sprout your ginger now in a Zip-Lok bag of moist potting soil. Store in a warm, dark place until the planting bed is ready.

[@Littlebit31]

Just got some big ginger, gonna plant some in a pot and bring indoors once the weather gets cooler

[@jesseleighbrackstone8365]

Grow it indoors. Create a ‘tropical zone’ in a room in your house and keep it hot and humid. Ginger, Turmeric, Lemons, Limes, Avocados, papayas, pineapples, and so many more tropical fruits will grow wonderfully well year round in climate-controlled rooms, with the appropriate lighting setup. This is an extremely cost effective and ‘fun’ way to grow organic tropical produce for one’s family. Love and All Good Things, Jesse.🌹

[@Elementaldomain]

Yes. I made a little timer frame greenhouse - its 8x8 and I covered the outside; with the first layer being that small bubble wrap pool cover material, then 90% shade cloth. I live in the desert so not much humidity here in the summer. I placed several fog disks from www.thehouseofhydro.com inside. I am now growing two PawPaws which are tropical plants and I am pretty happy with the results, they came as 4" sticks - LOL and have already grown 2' since I received them two months ago. So I will try the ginger growing next summer, too late now. I have a small farm and I grow quite a bit with a modified Kratky system which is passive hydroponics, with air stones. I grow in 12" tree tubes that have ridges inside so they don't have the roots circling. I place it in a 2 gallon bucket with an airstone and keep the water/nutrient level under 5". The bottom 5" of the tree tube has Hydroton pebbles in it so it acts as a wick to the coir/perlite/vermiculite at the top of the tree tube. I say all this because I think my setup would be perfect for ginger growing. As we literally have about 300+ days here of sun, I don't need lights and I found, quite interestingly, that the high humidity (65-80%) from the fog disks kept everything from freezing in the winter (I live at 3400').

[@yohananlau1620]

Thank for you ginger lesson now I start to plan in planting ginger.