I have (what I believe to be) a ton of these in my yard. I must've planted them many years ago, back when I knew absolutely nothing about plants and just wanted some coverage. These are variegated, bloom yellow and white flowers, and are huge...taller than me. They are taking over an entire side of my house, along with some various alocasia, colocasia, Mexican petunia, and some sort of iris. I've never fertilized or watered like I should've been, but they pop back up every spring with a vengeance. Had no idea they could be used for shampoo! That's so awesome.
Same with me. I bought a house couple years ago. I have these all over the yard. Hacked through them with the machete. 😂 Still have them coming back but think I let a bunch more stay. They are pretty and now I know a use I'll try it out.
So excited to get these planted! live in Chicago now (Florida native) and going to keep these indoors and make sure they stay healthy considering the environment. Thank you for shipping these out and taking care of me, considering their sizes. Great video and I'm so excited!!
Thanks for the video! Can’t wait to get mine in the mail. Your tomato live stream helped me, all 10 of my heirloom germinated and they’re looking good so far!
Yes they grow great in Florida. If your ground freezes, will have to grow in a pot and bring in doors for winter. But I don't think it freezes on the panhandle right?
I live in a cold state so i would have to grow this inside but i do want to get them in the future! I want to start growing plants that you wouldn't see in my area
Yes you would have to grow in a pot or dig up the rhizomes before your first frost. I just restocked rhizomes on my website today. I will have plants in a few weeks too.
I have to be bring it indoors during winter but my shampoo ginger isn't growing so fatr until now but I clearly need to change their situation. Mine came from Etsy but with no instructions. Im going to purchase new pots and soil and see if they do better in the shade. Thank you.
Hey, do you know if these shampoo ginger plants can thrive in a greenhouse or Earthship? (An Earthship is a greenhouse-like house with natural energy and aquaponics-so cool!) This plant is so cool! Thanks 🌺💦🧴😁
Question, i'm in florida and these are growing wild in our yard, how do I go about increasing how many are growing? I dont want to damage them. do I just dig up one or two separate and replant them where they are?
So I was also wondering if you can make body soap & add that to it. Thank you so much for all this info & I would definitely use this in my hair! Love it!
Its ok. The shampoo ginger liquid is an ingredient in many skin and hair products. I personally don't have a recipe. I just make a hair mask or add some into my existing conditioner.
I am in zone 9b texas gulf coast area. I planted 7 rhizomes in a large pot. It is now the end of June. The plants are over 1 ft tall and i believe they need to be transplanted in the ground. When can i transplant in to the garden? And will they survive winter if i do so? Appreciate your advice. TYIA
Hi, I live in California and I planted several of these, they grew and went dormant during the winter season, not all went dormant though, I was wondering how soon am I gonna see the flowers or inflorescence come out? Right now I have new ones coming out and I’m so excited to see them sprout and hopefully some shampoo ginger soon.
@Jerra I wanted to ask a question. I got a ginger root several months ago and it was broken. I buried both parts. Now it appears I have 5 or 6 different plants. How do I split them up?
I wish I knew about your shop earlier. I live in Apopka, Florida. And I have five of these shampoo gingers. It's my first time trying this. How long doesn't it take? I bought rhizomes around July this year.
It will sprout and start flowering once the rhizome network under ground has grown big enough. Keep them warm over the winter and start fertilizing in spring when you see new sprouts.
Great video!!! Just received mine in the mail and ready to plant. Quick question when planting... should the whole bulb be buried or should I leave some poking out?
I’m in zone 8b - right at the Florida line - the ones i put in the ground can I pull them up during winter and pot them at that time? I planted them earlier this week and didn’t want to disturb it but i guess i should since i want to see it flower eventually
I just received my rhizome from you today. It wasn’t wrapped in a damp paper towel inside the bag, will it be okay? It looked fine but want to be sure. Also, I planted it in full shade, will it survive and thrive with no sun? My memory told me full shade. I’m in zone 10A.
Mine are in the green stage. I don’t know if they’ll turn red before it gets cold or not. I’m going to bring it inside if I can lift it. It’s 6’ tall & in a huge pot. I’m in TN. It has 7 cones I can squeeze & liquid comes out.
Looks like they're in the shade, does it need some sun or just plant in shady area. I'm in Houston Tx I think it's zone 9 also. Also can you just cover in winter with winter blankets?
They grow best in a spot with bright morning sun and afternoon shade. If they constantly get full sun, the leaves turn yellow and burn. If your ground freezes, or its snows, it can kill the rhizome. I'm not familiar with putting blankets down, so not sure if that will be enough to protect the rhizomes in the ground.
Hello from the Florida panhandle, zone 8b/9a! I planted this for the first time this year in a shady spot next to my house. The plant itself has grown huge and lush but no sign of flowers or pine ones yet. I’m wondering if the spot is too shaded. Do you have any advice for this? I planted it in a pot early in the spring and once it sprouted I transplanted it around May. We had a pretty cold spring up here this year.
I have an area with poor drainage during heavy rains but will eventually drain. It's in the shade of a huge oak tree. During the summer this area does dry . I'm in zone 9 in Texas. Would this area be ok to transplant my shampoo ginger?
Potentially. They like a period of dryness when they are dormant for the winter, followed by a period of lots of rain which occurs for me during the summer here in Florida. They are in their active growing stage during the summer so the extra water helps. My patch does get afternoon shade.
I live in Central Florida. I planted my plant in a pot because the seller never sent me instructions. It's in partial sun but still seems like it wants more shade. So far it's grown nothing but leaves and this is the first year. Do you think if I put it in the ground in a more shady spot that it will do better?
If it looks kind of yellow, then it needs more shade. Mine are in a spot with bright morning sun and full afternoon shade. Since you are in FL, you can safely plant it in the ground. I'm in Orlando FL, mine flourish in our regular native sandy soil.
I am currently out of stock and growing a new batch. It is going to be a few weeks before they are ready. If you want to be the first to know, please add your email to my email group here: mailchi.mp/f696838283c9/untitled-page
I am monitoring temperatures and if its expected to be below 40F, I add a heat pack. Or wait to place an order in spring. I will have a lot more in spring.
I am sold out but will have more in a few weeks. I alert everyone in my email group first so please join if you want to get a restock alert: mailchi.mp/f696838283c9/untitled-page
I would not put it in the shower, or at least where it will get wet all the time. Its best to let the soil dry out in between watering. Its ready to be transplanted once the root system takes over the whole pot.
I just ordered some off of Amazon, found out they were coming from China 🙄 . I asked for my money back. I just heard you're in zone 9! Me too! I'm in the central valley California. I don't do ebay. Anyway to do Paypal?
I sell shampoo ginger on my website www.jerrasgarden.com However, I am sold out right now. I'm currently growing a new batch but they wont be ready for a few months.
I get asked this question every day LOL I am currently out of stock and am growing out a new batch. It is winter time and the plants are dormant so growing very slowly. I estimate I will have more in stock in about 2-3 months. Please add your email to my email group if you want to get a restock notice. They will sell out as soon as I send that email. Add your email here: mailchi.mp/f696838283c9/untitled-page
I am currently growing a new batch of shampoo ginger plants which will be ready in a few weeks. Please join my email group if you want to get a restock alert here: mailchi.mp/f696838283c9/untitled-page
I wish I could grow these in my yard but I don’t think Long Island, NY is conducive for flourishing Awapuhi plants. Imma 7b zone 😭 Maybe if global warming continues.
I have (what I believe to be) a ton of these in my yard. I must've planted them many years ago, back when I knew absolutely nothing about plants and just wanted some coverage. These are variegated, bloom yellow and white flowers, and are huge...taller than me. They are taking over an entire side of my house, along with some various alocasia, colocasia, Mexican petunia, and some sort of iris. I've never fertilized or watered like I should've been, but they pop back up every spring with a vengeance. Had no idea they could be used for shampoo! That's so awesome.
Same with me. I bought a house couple years ago. I have these all over the yard. Hacked through them with the machete. 😂 Still have them coming back but think I let a bunch more stay. They are pretty and now I know a use I'll try it out.
Are u in L.A. County ??
How do I get them shipped to me pls?
So excited to get these planted! live in Chicago now (Florida native) and going to keep these indoors and make sure they stay healthy considering the environment. Thank you for shipping these out and taking care of me, considering their sizes. Great video and I'm so excited!!
I just received the rhizome from you …..can’t wait to plant them too…thank you!
Thanks for the video! Can’t wait to get mine in the mail. Your tomato live stream helped me, all 10 of my heirloom germinated and they’re looking good so far!
Glad to hear it!
Oh wow I'm in Florida 9B zone as well! Panhandle baby!!!
Yes they grow great in Florida. If your ground freezes, will have to grow in a pot and bring in doors for winter. But I don't think it freezes on the panhandle right?
Where about in the panhandle. I too live there.
@@avaander2065 really close to alabama.
@@KiasJourney0 wanna connect. I just repoted my shampoo ginger plants
Navarre here 🙋🏻♀️
I love this! I have some now growing.
Yay! Mine are growing lots right now (May) too.
I have one with a shorter red cone, but the plant is tall exactly like yours. It really does spread if not contained!
I live in a cold state so i would have to grow this inside but i do want to get them in the future! I want to start growing plants that you wouldn't see in my area
Yes you would have to grow in a pot or dig up the rhizomes before your first frost. I just restocked rhizomes on my website today. I will have plants in a few weeks too.
I planted mine late but hoping to get a bloom this season
Awesome video - thank you! Would love to see a lot more of these. 😁
You got it!
It would be helpful to know what months you have them and when to plant
I have to be bring it indoors during winter but my shampoo ginger isn't growing so fatr until now but I clearly need to change their situation. Mine came from Etsy but with no instructions. Im going to purchase new pots and soil and see if they do better in the shade. Thank you.
Your welcome. I'm in zone 9B and mine do much better with afternoon shade.
Hey, do you know if these shampoo ginger plants can thrive in a greenhouse or Earthship? (An Earthship is a greenhouse-like house with natural energy and aquaponics-so cool!) This plant is so cool! Thanks 🌺💦🧴😁
That sounds like a great environment for them.
Question, i'm in florida and these are growing wild in our yard, how do I go about increasing how many are growing? I dont want to damage them. do I just dig up one or two separate and replant them where they are?
So I was also wondering if you can make body soap & add that to it. Thank you so much for all this info & I would definitely use this in my hair! Love it!
To hear you can add it to your skin answered my question I earlier had before watching this video I meant to add.
Its ok. The shampoo ginger liquid is an ingredient in many skin and hair products. I personally don't have a recipe. I just make a hair mask or add some into my existing conditioner.
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(Beehive Ginger) region of origin: south east Asia
Love the content much need
Yup! I will be making an updated shampoo ginger guide soon.
I have these growing on our property. We are in zone 8b.
I am in zone 9b texas gulf coast area. I planted 7 rhizomes in a large pot. It is now the end of June. The plants are over 1 ft tall and i believe they need to be transplanted in the ground. When can i transplant in to the garden? And will they survive winter if i do so? Appreciate your advice. TYIA
Hi, I live in California and I planted several of these, they grew and went dormant during the winter season, not all went dormant though, I was wondering how soon am I gonna see the flowers or inflorescence come out? Right now I have new ones coming out and I’m so excited to see them sprout and hopefully some shampoo ginger soon.
They might come out this year but most likely it will be next year before they start
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Does it like more neutral ph for the soil?
How many years did it take before it bloomed a flower
I’m in Arkansas and plan on potting mine, when would be a good time to order?
You can order now, plant in a pot, and make sure you bring it inside once temps get below 60F.
@Jerra I wanted to ask a question. I got a ginger root several months ago and it was broken. I buried both parts.
Now it appears I have 5 or 6 different plants.
How do I split them up?
I wish I knew about your shop earlier. I live in Apopka, Florida. And I have five of these shampoo gingers. It's my first time trying this. How long doesn't it take? I bought rhizomes around July this year.
It will sprout and start flowering once the rhizome network under ground has grown big enough. Keep them warm over the winter and start fertilizing in spring when you see new sprouts.
Great video!!! Just received mine in the mail and ready to plant. Quick question when planting... should the whole bulb be buried or should I leave some poking out?
Great question! Dig a hole deep enough to just burry the rhizome under the soil level.
I’m in zone 8b - right at the Florida line - the ones i put in the ground can I pull them up during winter and pot them at that time? I planted them earlier this week and didn’t want to disturb it but i guess i should since i want to see it flower eventually
Yes you can dig them out before your frost.
Thank you
Hello Jerras garden.
I want to grow these in the Netherlands. Is that possible?
I just received my rhizome from you today. It wasn’t wrapped in a damp paper towel inside the bag, will it be okay? It looked fine but want to be sure.
Also, I planted it in full shade, will it survive and thrive with no sun? My memory told me full shade. I’m in zone 10A.
How did it work out for you?
@@boxingfanazM.O.B growing like a weed!
Where can i buy it
Mine are in the green stage. I don’t know if they’ll turn red before it gets cold or not. I’m going to bring it inside if I can lift it. It’s 6’ tall & in a huge pot. I’m in TN. It has 7 cones I can squeeze & liquid comes out.
I actually think the pinecones that are more on the greener side, have more liquid and stronger scent than the full red ones. Give them a squeeze :)
How old was the plant when it began growing cones and how big is your pot?
Looks like they're in the shade, does it need some sun or just plant in shady area. I'm in Houston Tx I think it's zone 9 also. Also can you just cover in winter with winter blankets?
They grow best in a spot with bright morning sun and afternoon shade. If they constantly get full sun, the leaves turn yellow and burn. If your ground freezes, or its snows, it can kill the rhizome. I'm not familiar with putting blankets down, so not sure if that will be enough to protect the rhizomes in the ground.
I have some growing no cones yet😅
Hello from the Florida panhandle, zone 8b/9a! I planted this for the first time this year in a shady spot next to my house. The plant itself has grown huge and lush but no sign of flowers or pine ones yet. I’m wondering if the spot is too shaded. Do you have any advice for this? I planted it in a pot early in the spring and once it sprouted I transplanted it around May. We had a pretty cold spring up here this year.
If I'm not mistaken it's take 12months to flower....
can you use it on babys hair?
Hi. I live in the UK zone 9b with a winter temp between -1.1c --3.9c. Will that plant live here?
If your ground freezes or you get snow, then no it will not survive if planted outside.
How much where can I buy
Depending on the time of year, I sell rhizomes on my website. Right now I'm out of stock. I estimate I'll have more in June.
I have an area with poor drainage during heavy rains but will eventually drain. It's in the shade of a huge oak tree. During the summer this area does dry . I'm in zone 9 in Texas. Would this area be ok to transplant my shampoo ginger?
Potentially. They like a period of dryness when they are dormant for the winter, followed by a period of lots of rain which occurs for me during the summer here in Florida. They are in their active growing stage during the summer so the extra water helps. My patch does get afternoon shade.
I live in Central Florida. I planted my plant in a pot because the seller never sent me instructions. It's in partial sun but still seems like it wants more shade. So far it's grown nothing but leaves and this is the first year. Do you think if I put it in the ground in a more shady spot that it will do better?
If it looks kind of yellow, then it needs more shade. Mine are in a spot with bright morning sun and full afternoon shade. Since you are in FL, you can safely plant it in the ground. I'm in Orlando FL, mine flourish in our regular native sandy soil.
I looked in your store for shampoo ginger and didn't see it. Do you have some?
I am currently out of stock and growing a new batch. It is going to be a few weeks before they are ready. If you want to be the first to know, please add your email to my email group here: mailchi.mp/f696838283c9/untitled-page
Hi Im Ben question ...will the live plant make it to New York in shipping????
I am monitoring temperatures and if its expected to be below 40F, I add a heat pack. Or wait to place an order in spring. I will have a lot more in spring.
Thank you!!!!@@JerrasGarden
Can you propagate from a cutting, not a rhizome?
No it has to be from a root piece
Do you still have the Shampoo Ginger for sale ?
I am sold out but will have more in a few weeks. I alert everyone in my email group first so please join if you want to get a restock alert: mailchi.mp/f696838283c9/untitled-page
How long does the "shampoo" last in a container? If I harvest a bunch of it can I leave it in the shower for months and it not spoil.
I would not put it in the shower, or at least where it will get wet all the time. Its best to let the soil dry out in between watering. Its ready to be transplanted once the root system takes over the whole pot.
Hi I live in the dominican republic and would love to purchase 2 of them. Do you ship here
My family is from the Dominican Republic! But unfortunately I cannot ship internationally.
@@JerrasGarden ok thanks 😊 too bad
It oozes out literally.
I just ordered some off of Amazon, found out they were coming from China 🙄 .
I asked for my money back.
I just heard you're in zone 9! Me too! I'm in the central valley California. I don't do ebay. Anyway to do Paypal?
I sell shampoo ginger on my website www.jerrasgarden.com However, I am sold out right now. I'm currently growing a new batch but they wont be ready for a few months.
@@JerrasGarden ok. Thank you for your reply. I also sent you a message on your IG.
Will you ship to Canada?
No sorry I do not ship international.
How can I get the shampoo ginger plants
I get asked this question every day LOL I am currently out of stock and am growing out a new batch. It is winter time and the plants are dormant so growing very slowly. I estimate I will have more in stock in about 2-3 months. Please add your email to my email group if you want to get a restock notice. They will sell out as soon as I send that email. Add your email here: mailchi.mp/f696838283c9/untitled-page
Do you deliver to Jamaica?
No I do not sorry
How do you germinate the seeds?
Shampoo Ginger doesn't propagate by seeds, it propagates by rhizome cuttings just like culinary type of ginger.
Hi I live in Arizona can I grow it here
Yes as long as they get plenty of water. If your ground freezes, then grow in a pot and bring in doors for the winter.
Oh no looks like youre out, when will you have more in stock?
I am currently growing a new batch of shampoo ginger plants which will be ready in a few weeks. Please join my email group if you want to get a restock alert here: mailchi.mp/f696838283c9/untitled-page
When I moved into my house I had thousands of those plants I did not know what they were I dug them all up and threw them away.
Oh no! Shampoo ginger is kind of hard to find LOL
How can I get from you
I have rhizomes available on my website www.jerrasgarden.com
Huh, so that's the weird thing growing in the corner of my backyard...
What type soil
It handles Florida sandy soils like a champ but also does well in well composted rich soils.
I wish I could grow these in my yard but I don’t think Long Island, NY is conducive for flourishing Awapuhi plants. Imma 7b zone 😭 Maybe if global warming continues.
It's called grow tent you can grow whatever you want
I want this plant ... How to order this plant ... Respond my msg and help to me how to order
Hi. I have plants on my website: jerrasgarden.myshopify.com/products/shampoo-ginger-starter-sprouted-live-plant-large?_pos=1&_sid=9449216c1&_ss=r