What NOT To Do When Growing Ginger, Turmeric, Galangal + Exciting Opportunity For You!
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- Опубліковано 26 кві 2020
- I grew ginger, galangal and turmeric last year all through late spring until end of summer when plants started dying. I am sharing my experience of where I grew them and the results of the harvest. Witnessing my harvest will help you have a more successful harvest when it’s your turn to grow!
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starts @ 1:40 ... It was so considerate of you to include the clip from the container that did not have much rhizome. This actually helped, perhaps, more that all the perfectly grown videos, IMO. You earned my subscription.
Thank you!
All these great against cancer,I put sliced ginger and turmeric in my smoothies helps me,berries and natural yoghurt also coconut water.Keep healthy...War against cancer.❤❤❤
I purchased my initial ginger from the grocery and then planted them in full sun and I had so much that I grated it all and froze it for future use. I just make sure they had water. Zone 11b.
Sounds amazing!!
I couldn’t but drool looking at those mulberries!
You're a terrific teacher Wendi! I love that you're not afraid to be completely transparent as you check our your trials. You're very well-spoken and your smile is contagious! :)
I live in Zone 8 I grow all of this and it winters over quite well. I made some English Ginger beer one time. Whew! That was good but really potent.
I have been growing ginger for several years. Super super easy. I treat it like a house plant. I started after some ginger I had bought a the grocery stated producing horns. Lots of fun. I live in northern North Carolina. Good luck.
I grew ginger last year and it was excellent. I was able to locate some organic ginger. After I grew it outside in a pot I brought a the inside and treated like a houseplant through the winter. The smell throughout my house was wonderful.
You have managed to use up your space beautifully. Everything is so neat! Keep it coming girl!
That bird in the back is so happy🦋🐛🐥🐔🐤
I have been growing ginger. Galangal will get to be 8 ft tall and does not die down. It is harder to harvest because the new shoots grow on the outside. Tumeric grows in layers in pots and is the easiest to grow. Zingerber grow laterally and not vertically unless you place your ginger sideways. Tumeric will sprout a month after harvest. Zingerber, I harvest after it blooms and dies down Nov-Jan. I keep in in a tray in the shade with a little bit of peat moss for moisture. I plant it in pots again around March-April. It can be harvested in 5 months after it starts growing, but has to be harvested once it blooms or it will just crowd and get a lot smaller.
I plan to try growing some ginger in some window boxes on my front porch. Since the window boxes are rectangular and not too deep there should be room for the rhizomes to spread. If only the piece from the grocery store will begin to sprout then I can get started.
Wendi you are spontaneous & natural loved your show 👍👍👍
I've never heard of galangal so I'm excited to see what it looks like
The mulberry is full of fruits. It’s amazing.
It is, I would have been gorging on those berries the whole video. She has amazing will power.
I'm amazed that you ate the turmeric and ginger raw! This will be my first year growing ginger and galangal and I was thrilled to find this video - thank you. So surprised that galangal turned out to be the hardiest. I even bought some fresh Thai ginger to grow!
I planted all three and the galangal also the toughest, zone 9a farther N. California. Also the parts outside my drip system only ones that endured, even tho it's my citrus area and not watered with high frequency. All under fairly heavy wood chip mulch.
Thank you for being honest and transparent! ❤️
Just found you site. You are doing an excellent job with it. If I were your grandmother, I wouldn't be able to stop bragging about you;) please keep up your great videos? Your growing area is beautiful also. Bless you and your loved ones
Your yard is awesome, I really like it. Thank you for showing it.
This showed up in my feed. This is my first year in growing ginger. I'm looking forward to many years of growing. Thank you.
Hey Wendi: I really like it how you are caveating statements and asking viewers to do their own research. /cheers. Love you and love your videos.
I can only express my personal experience as we are not all the same. :). Stay safe out there!
@@wendiland Yup. I am in the worst part of the world to be, now, NY/NJ. But have a backyard to be outside and do a lot of gardening, season is just starting.
Careless Whispers yea I can see it must be difficult for people in apartments practicing staying at home. Garden away! Stay safe!
Thank you for showing the shaded ginger result! The comparison to the less-shaded result was significant... this is how we learn! :-)
Thank you, Wendy!
I just got some fresh OG ginger and Turmeric, and noticed the ginger was beginning to Sprout, so just popped it into a hanging basket that I think I'll set in an area that gets morning to midday sun 🌞
I like that you teach what herbs do. Excellent
I love how much you learned and I learned by watching you. I bet the next harvest will be amazing!!
We grow ginger in two dollar window boxes on a large window sill beside our birds' habitat protected by 18" wide galvanized wire 1/4" hardware cloth. We have budgies. They love eating the greens off exactly level with the top of the hardware cloth. Yet we still get almost a year's worth of ginger plus rhizomes to plant right back in. The hardware cloth barricade has a scrap of hose along the top edge as a soft landing spot for the birds.
That sounds amazing! :) Thanks for sharing!
Did the lighter turmeric taste a bit like green mango? If so you have what they call Mango Ginger, it's actually a kind of turmeric Curcuma amada. Sometimes it ends up being shipped out with regular turmeric. In the Indian market near me, people will pick thru for one or the other. That's how I learned about it. It's mainly used as a pickle in India
Hi Wendi! Had to refresh the video near the end to open up for comments. You sure pack diversity into your small growing area. Excellent background with those pansies. Think pansies are just about my favorite plant to sit back enjoy. Hope you are able to keep your videos coming while Staying Safe and Healthy. Very enjoyable and interesting pointers. Happy Gardening! -Bob..
Thank you for doing that! Haa I pack so much in that little space each new thing I bring home takes days of thinking through to make it fit. I love pansies so much as each one the pattern is unique.
Beautiful video, nice intro , thanks for sharing to us such variety plant in your garden, i learn a lot lesson from your video uploading
I grew ginger from a root from the store, I keep it in a pot on the front porch where it gets sun 85% of the day. It went wild and I am ready to harvest as they are coming to the top and protuding from the dirt. They are about 2 ft. Tall. I am in zone 7-9, we have been hitting 40 at night so I might be taking it in soon. Thank you! Love the video
Yes I have accomplished alot out here. Lots of emperimentation with good results in the heat. Pretty much you must water everday out here.
OMG! I want to eat all of those gigantic mulberries!
I Live in zone 5 which is not a place where any of those plants will not be happy in the winter. I plant them all in 30 gallon totes. I wheel them outside for the summer, then bring them in and grow them under lights for the fall and winter. They thrive either way, and it's great to be able to have fresh anytime I want it. The taste of all three of these is so much better when harvested fresh then when bought at the store.
I grow my turmeric in full sun in zone 9 a
Interesting to hear about the differences between ginger, galangal and turmeric! I have them all on my heatmat under extra light right now and will keep them in my greenhouse this summer. It is always exiting to try out "exotic" plants when living close to the arctic circle. But one does not know if one does not try! 😄 Greetings from north of Sweden!
I’m all for experimenting! At least during half of the year there’s lots of light, just need a green house and plant should be growing like crazy. Happy Arctic Gardening!! :D
Oh those mulberries! Just planted two. :) Oceanside, CA
i got 2 new varieties of mulberries started. can’t wait! Enjoy yours! :D
OMG you are so adorable! New to the channel. I started off looking for tips for growing ginger and I found You. Thank you so very much!!! Time to dive down the Rabbit hole and watch all your videos. Thanks again!
Thank you! Can’t wait to see you on every episode! Haha Happy Gardening and stay safe!
BTW - the more sun on ginger the better as long as the leaves don’t get burned. If they do move to slightly cooler spot.
You'd video on growing ginger, cumin and gangalluam was quite useful.I realized that my ginger didn't have much moisture. I will be trying some again. The tip that they grow quite shallow was noted. Quite engaging.
Thanks for sharing this posting and I will try it. 👏
Good luck!
i'm growing ginger indoors in a 5 gallon bucket--with a water reservoir inside with a grow light 12 hours a day and the shoots are 5 feet high.
I’m in Zone 11 and I did tried growing ginger. It took 6 months to produce 2.5 inches long new ginger. Good luck with yours. I grew them in full sun.
I purchased my initial ginger from the grocery and then planted them in full sun and I had so much that I grated it all and froze it for future use. I just make sure they had water. Zone 11b.
Have you checked your soil? I think your lacking some nutrients that ginger needs. Have it send to a professional who can tell you what you need to add to your soil.
wow, thank you for sharing.
Thanks. Planning on planting ginger next season
Very educational video... glad to see what to do and not to do. Thanks for the tip of shallow potting. I started a lot in a bag under the cabinet, spraying with water occasionally, now ready to plant.
It’s so exciting to see shoots popping up! Happy Gardening!
they like a lot of water once established. My niece's yard was fully shaded but bright, galangal grows well.
Most ginger seem to be that way. Good to know you confirmed it. :)
I live in Minnesota! Zone 4! When you said Zone 10, I wanted to faint.
hahaa Sending some California sun your way!
Wendi Pham is full of life. A good mentor. Best of luck. Love to hear your descriptions. Inspiring.
Thank you, same to you! Happy gardening!
Ginger likes swampy moist ground with lots of sun.
I'm I the only one salivating over those juicy looking mulberries?...
I adore how you encourage research especially since people taking herbs could create interaction problems with their meds. Also I am utterly taken with your beautiful garden. Thank you for sharing how things don't work as well as how they do! ❤
Thank you for the tips..I only cut what I need and leave the rest in the soil..I bring mine in and put in a morning sun facing window. So it continues to grow through the winter . So far this has worked good for me. Blessings thanks again
That’s actually the best way to do it. You’ll have fresh harvest herbs to use whenever needed. :D
Hello! 🌱🌿🌱Nice to meet you🍃🌟✨Love your show, your garden, your tips & greatly appreciate all your information, delightful! We live in eastern Pennsylvania in zone 5 so I’ll be starting ginger turmeric and galangal inside in the windowsill. Purchased an inexpensive plastic “ greenhouse” & I’m learning how to plant what when☺️See you again soon!
Thank you so much for this video. This is the first time I've ever grown ginger. I planted it in later june, it is about 3 ft tall, I'm excited to see what happens how deep did u plant them?
Not very deep, just couple inches below soil.
They neeed air to breathe, you can punch many holes on the side of your container, or use fabric container/planter bag.
Thanks
Just found your channel ☺️. Love this video a lot. Subscribed!
What kind of mulberry tree is that? Delicious!
I have had success growing all three of those here in north Texas.
Thanks for sharing, I bought so to grow this spring. Love all your Beautiful pants all around you. God bless.
Hi Wendi - I am thoroughly impressed with everything you grow. I'm also SUPER curious to find out where you live or what zone you're located in. Can you share with us?
Kelsey Mrozik zone 10, Southern California.
I’ll be growing ginger this year..thanks for the video.
Oh my gosh. How do you remember the care plan for all these beautiful plants? Your garden is amazing.
Many people ask me the same thing, honestly the more you do it, the more second nature it comes to you. Practice makes perfect. Shes an amazing channel! Another great agricultural channel to check out is self sufficient me. Goes over all sorts of plants
I just found your channel and love your style and yard.
thank you. Welcome to Wendiland :D
Amazing yard
You have made yourself a beautiful and health giving Parardise in the city! Wonderful video, very enlightening and informative! Thank you for showing that wonderful results come from a small space!
Thank you Gayle, It’s my little getaway or “staycation”. Lol. There’s so many little changes to see even in a small garden.
Your turmeric is awsome
Informative and what a good attitude.
Excellent my dear i like how you showed the difference with the plants with more sunlight and those with no sunlight would you be interested in doing a walk through with your yard it looks fascinating cheers .
@8:17 I see beautiful broadleaf plantain! Wonderful!
You can make dehydrated chips with the leaves!
I am growing ginger also but I am not sure what type of ginger, I live in New York but I keep in doors how will know if they are ready ?
Your mulberries are killing it.
Yes!! I'm very grateful of the tree. It's everbearing!
Hi Wendi, How is the good time to grow ginger and turmeric?
Those mulberries! 😍
Oh, zone 10, lucky you! I live in zone 7.
can compose keep under hot sun light
Grrrrrreat video. Where do you buy your starter Rhyzomes?
Does ginger produce flowers and seeds? I have a ginger I planted and it became big i plan on taking it but if it produce seeds should I just wait for it?
Wendi where do you get galangal i can't find them her at the Asian store in Virginia state : love your Garden 😍😍😀😀
Thank you.
Do you have a video of how you got your mulberry to grow like that with soo many on a branch?
I live in the tropics. I grew turmeric in a pot but I didn't took them out after it died down. I didn't got any new sprout from them. So does that mean they have to be taken out after they died down?
What does galangal taste/smell like? Do you use it in a certain way?
Thanks Wendi Phan !
I love your personality. I think I'd watch you wash dishes!
haha thank you! You’re funny.
Thank You. A question please, how much water does Ginger require please?
Now that was just mean to film in front of those delicious looking mulberries hanging down! LOL
Thanks for making this vid - I just started growing ginger, galangal, red & yellow turmeric.
Wow!!! Your mulberry looks so delicious and healthy.
Gonna try planting on cookie sheet in zone 4 we've already had two nights of frost so under a grow light maybe seed warmer?
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Added this video to my playlist "Simply Best Gardening"
you can actually start galangal with a mature plant (not the rhizome). I cut my galangal plant down and use them for mulch and later I got bunch of young plants and roots growing out of the leaves.
Oh Wonderful accidents!! Thanks for letting us know! Wonder if it takes longer for tubers to grow from cuttings.
Hi friend thanks sharing your good information.It very interesting information.Nice gardens.I love it
I've grew some this year, haven't got to try them yet thanks
where do you get your rizones
Great job, it may be lack of water...they love moist organic soil and not so much the sun. It's been a year since this video was posted, have you made a follow-up? Great video!
I'm planting my first ginger now :D But in the window, here in Sweden its cold until May.
I live in Florida, my ginger grows great but it’s a bit bitter and tastes like dirt! What am I doing wrong?
Hello Wendy, Please let me know how I can buy galangal. I would like to grow it. Thanks.
Thankyou soooo much ... is it possible to get turmeric from you to plant❤️❤️🌺❤️💕😇
cathy, I got mine from the produce section of the large grocery in my town.
Great video ! Beautiful place too!
i live in canada. can we grow galangal outdoors and will it come back next season. or do we need to grow in pots and move it indoors
Canada is kind of big... It depends on your area and the temperature ranges in your local climate. My summers are wet but dry out fast, and constantly 30 - 40 °C, so I'm actually shading them this year. My winters get frost and I pull them & store for spring planting.
Thank you. I think some people buy a whole bunch of whatever from the grocery store and pretend they grew it! Lol! Just kidding but thanks for sharing that everything isn’t always a huge pay off
Love watching you. Great information from a beautiful young lady.
What kind of fruit tree had the red and purple berries close to where you kept the pots while growing the ginger?
Mulberries! :)