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help with roots, please

19 years ago

Hello! I am a newbie AND NEED HELP. I recently ( 1 week ago) bought a couple ginger roots and planted it in a pot. How should I water it? Does the soil need to be moisture all the time or do I need to let it dry between watering? When should I expect new grows? Is it too late to plant? Did I have to wait for the spring to plant? I will appreciate any advise . Thank you in an advance.

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organic_victor
19 years ago
Keep the ginger in shade, like under a tree, and also, moisture.
Don't water them too often.
Don't let them enjoy sun-bathe, otherwise, your love will kill them.
If any more question, feel free to ask me.
You can write email to me.
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