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[@MarkLubel]

Hi Kaylee, I have really been enjoying your videos and learning so much! At 64 years old, after a 28 year career as a paramedic, I am finally following my heart towards my new life’s work in natural healing, especially as an herbalist. Soon I will begin formal training in herbal medicine (via an online classroom) and so looking forward to getting started. Your videos and knowledge, as well as your mom’s knowledge, will greatly assist me on my new journey. I think I will sign up for your class too! Thank you for all you do!!!

[@scottreese5492]

Here's a tip for heating greenhouse, line the sunny side, inside wall, with 55gal drums of water. It absorbs heat all day then keeps house warmer at night.

[@ziggyedison2409]

Lay tabletops on the drums for your seedlings

[@MissChievousRN]

SAM'S CLUB has had fresh organic ginger root in the produce dept for about a month or so. I bought some intending to pickle it and make ginger honey and freeze fresh. But it sat on my counter and sprouted so I thought AWSUM!! ILL PLANT IT! I went back to Sam's a month later and they still had it, and I still wanted to preserve some for right now, so I bought more. Just so y'all know! Check your local Sam's Club before you send away for organic roots and pay top dollar plus shipping😊

[@scottmayhew2227]

What a wonderful lady, with a great gift. Teaching is an art, you seem to have a natural ability to keep my attention, which is not easy. I appreciate the way you present your material. You have a gift.

[@TheHoneystead]

Thank you!

[@cosmicbackwoods]

im in west central Texas and have been doing pretty good with ginger but only in spots with morning sun. everything else is too much. they like it under the pecan trees

[@barbaradeclerck7341]

A good source for organic ginger, at least here in central NY has been BJs. They sell a box of over 1 lb for under 10$. Which local seed supplies sell less than a lb for about $20. I’ve got plans to get it into pots and transplant out to the garden when it’s warmed sufficiently. I’ve also got turmeric currently growing in a pot and the plan is the same. Found that at a grocery store for $4/lb while visiting a friend in Massachusetts last summer. Treasures are out there in unexpected places.

[@bearnloralee]

We've joined the course and are Absolutely LOVING it! Thank you and Jill for giving us this opportunity to BE in the world of Apothecary-ing! Apoth-A-Caring!!! We appreciate and adore both of your take on Life, and God and Holistic Living~!!! Let's GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TheHoneystead]

This makes my heart soooo happy!

[@tonyastadt9102]

I just want to let you know I appreciate you and I appreciate what you're doing for herbalist I want to learn but I'm a low income person😢 did I really don't have a lot of money. I would love to learn more it's in my to do list and wish list❤

[@zeeshansiddiqi1]

Hi mis Kaylee I love you so much 💗

[@healthyhealingsolutions]

I'm so glad I found you! Thank you for inspiring me to create my own apothecary. You have made a huge impact on my life. Your soul is beautiful!

[@kingdomhealthwellness]

I was so excited that we successfully grew ginger last year. I'd actually watched Jill's video on ginger and she really encouraged me. I love watching you share this too. I will do it again. We did containers. Ginger is most definitely a favorite.

[@KimberlySafi-sk7qj]

This stuff grows on my counter here it’s so hot and humid (10b)… if you are successful (I wouldn’t plant until after your frost dates are over). But when you get the growing time solid- try shampoo ginger- I can send you some rhizomes

[@dianaweatherford5005]

Gosh, I'm in Florida 9b and I accidentally grew a bunch of ginger from a grocery store piece. I've been trying to give it away at work. I should mail you some.😂

[@aarone34]

Ginger also helps with vertigo. My mom used to get it really bad but after starting on Ginger it's never come back. I personally drink it all day in most of my tea. Also like to mix it with turmeric and black pepper or cayenne pepper. 👍

[@shannisgeorge]

I would love to watch u and listen to for an hr at a time u have an awesome way of explaining something u enjoy thank u for teaching

[@HeatherNaturaly]

I am below you in TN zone 6B. I grew ginger out in my garden, last year. I have eaten it all but for a few pieces I have planted in pots. They will go out into the garden in May, to be harvested after the first light frost; around November.

[@TheHoneystead]

I am so ready!!!!

[@samanthahoos9827]

I grew ginger for the first time last summer and am trying to over winter some in my greenhouse now. I used the leaves in teas with great results in my inflammation! 😊

[@jenniferrescott1149]

Ginger is right up there with garlic for me.. ❤it

[@dancnluc1]

I am in 6B zone. I want to grow ginger. I buy alot and love using it. I enrolled in the class and look forward to learning more.

[@KimberlySafi-sk7qj]

I don’t know about where you guys are but we don’t have to do any of that, just toss it in the ground (well here it literally sprouts on the counter b/c it’s hot and humid), but we haven’t needed to soak or spray ours. Try again in summer to see if you can do it there also😉 I’m a big fan of lazy gardening lol

[@polettirosahomestead7075]

Hi Kaylee. I am also from Virginia. We live in SW part of Virginia. We are right on the border of 7A

[@kathychapman5942]

I so enjoy your channel you are extremely knowledgeable but share that knowledge in a way that we can all understand which I appreciate. I grew Ginger last year not a lot but just enough to enjoy and I made fermented Ginger honey and I love it it's excellent in tea. 😊Also I'm just curious I hope your mom is okay I haven't seen her in any of the videos lately and I miss her smiling face so I hope all is well with her. Take care and thank you for doing what you do❤

[@crystalshabazian1178]

i didn't know you could grow ginger like that ?? i'll have to try this!!!

[@pattysmith5023]

I tried planting ginger last year, but watching you plant, I believe i planted to deep

[@TheHoneystead]

I’ve done that too ;)

[@septembercindy]

I also grow ginger and turmeric in Florida

[@eightysixcommunism2827]

I love me some Kaylee face! Can't wait to see that dirt bag fill with green stalks of ginger! Someday we will have a little patch of our own...someday. 🫚🍃🫚

[@belindadavis493]

Too expensive, I want it but just too much but love your videos

[@sophiabultena6781]

For ginger they only need a very wide growing area not deep. They stay very very shallow. And if soaked overnight first it really gives them a head start!

[@TheHoneystead]

Absolutely! I plan to transplant these beauties!

[@sophiabultena6781]

@TheHoneystead sorry lol had to watch in silence since my daughter was still sleeping 😂

[@dcsblessedbees]

Pups growing quick.😁

[@taylorshomestead3934]

I’m in zone 7/8 & it never seems to grow much for me but I think it needs longer time so I’ve started some indoors under a heat mat & light to give it a better boost before going outdoors.

[@TheHoneystead]

Agreed!

[@gardenstatesowandsew]

Awesome. This is my third year growing ginger, yellow orange turmeric and black turmeric in containers. I love harvesting them ❤ Are we able to ask questions in the corse? I have hashimotos and other autoimmune. There are so many things that I supposedly can not consume because of it. I want to learn why I can’t use it and what are the risks if I did. I love lemon balm and so many others. I can’t find answers to why I can’t have them, or if a cup of tea is really going to hurt me. My doctors don’t know either. I did read about the corse but I didn’t see if anything like this is covered. I hope this is ok to ask. I appreciate you both so much. ~ Robyn

[@yojideb2372]

Can you please share where you sourced the organic ginger that you planted?

[@HalfLatinaJoy86]

Hi, thanks! Would it be easy to grow a small thing of ginger in a small pot indoors? How long does it take to begin seeing roots and shoots? I've been growing some garlic in a glass jar (saw some green shoots coming out when I bought some at the grocery, so I decided it was a good sign and now there's 3 inches of the green part for one of the cloves and about an inch and a half of roots! Can ginger be started in water as well, or does it have to be in dirt?

[@SuperJupiter33]

would you try to have ginger daily in some way ,there are just so many amazing herbs and spices for a healthy lifestyle.

[@TheHoneystead]

I think it’s always good to take a break from herbs :)

[@NurseGi]

🥰

[@michellecole7936]

Where did you get the certified organic ginger?

[@user-xg5gu7bv9r]

Hello, do you have raw propolis? I need it. Thanks

[@jonclemons1421]

Where do you get the ginger? A grocery store? Some of that produce may be questionable. I'm really interested in starting my own plants.

[@andrewhammill6148]

So, I'm thinking, (Yes - scary). If you are growing it so shallow in this 100-gallon container, then why grow it in a 100-gallon container? I grew it last year in a 6" D x 6"W x 2' Long planter and it did fine. I feel like it will never grow that big, that it will fill that container to its depths.

[@TheHoneystead]

Oh I’m sure!!! I plain to do more with these bags, but mainly like how they are higher up off the ground for me :)

[@andrewhammill6148]

@@TheHoneystead I can dig that. I'm almost 65. Higher up is always good. LOL. But - here's a thought, (again - scary). Plant the ginger in a wide semi shallow planter on a raised surface container. It's not like you don't have a sawmill. Get creative with that thing. And use the deep big a _ _ grow bag for taters, or something of that nature. I love your channel and your honey is the best.

[@TheHoneystead]

@@andrewhammill6148 these definitely will be transplanted :)

[@brendawhaley7094]

I’m not far from you Elizabethton, next to Johnson city. Small world. Can I grow Jinger and trumic in my living room with windows I live in apartment?

[@TheHoneystead]

I have!!