How to grow ginger

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1. Maintenance methods

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis

4. Other issues

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The breeding temperature is between 25 degrees and 28 degrees. Below 20 degrees will affect germination. Its root system is not developed, so control the soil moisture to avoid water accumulation. The frequency of fertilization is once a month, and potassium can be added. It likes shade but does not like strong light, so it needs to be shaded every day.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Maintenance methods

1. Temperature: The cultivation temperature of ginger is between 25 degrees and 28 degrees. If the temperature is lower than 20 degrees, it will affect the germination of the plants. If When plants encounter frost, they will directly lose their ability to grow.

2. Watering: Its root system is not developed. It is very sensitive to soil moisture, so soil moisture must be controlled. It is not resistant to drought or waterlogging. Just water it every time until the soil is completely moist. If it is a plant grown outdoors, it must be prevented from flooding during the rainy season. Drainage ditches need to be dug in the ground to avoid accumulation in the soil. water.

3. Fertilization: It only needs top dressing of potassium fertilizer, because potassium fertilizer It promotes root growth. Potassium fertilizer cannot be used directly for fertilization. Potassium fertilizer needs to be diluted before use, that is, potassium fertilizer water. The frequency of fertilization is once a month.

4. Light: It likes shade but does not like strong light. , so when planting, you should consider using crops for shading. If it is a potted plant grown indoors, it needs to be shaded, and the sunshine time should not exceed six hours a day.

2. Breeding skills

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1. Propagation: Ginger can be propagated by rhizomes. Choose ginger with plump shape and shiny skin. This kind of ginger has good insect resistance and strong resistance. If you use it to propagate, the survival rate will be higher. higher. Before sowing, the rhizomes need to be sterilized and then dried in the sun. The sun-dried plants are piled together. After they all sprout, they can be cut into pieces for planting. It should be noted that each piece needs to have buds on it.

2. Pruning: It generally does not need to be pruned. Just cut off the dry and rotten leaves. If the branches and leaves are too lush, you need to prune off the excess branches. The purpose of this is to concentrate nutrients and increase the yield of ginger.

3. Problem diagnosis

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1. Insect pests: The pest that ginger is often infected with is the borer. To eliminate this pest, you need to mix the pesticide with water and then spray it to eliminate the pest.

2. Rotted roots: Most of the problems with plant root rotting It is caused by overwatering. You need to reduce the amount of watering and drain the soil water to solve this problem.

IV. Other issues

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1. Toxicity: It is non-toxic, not only non-toxic, but also edible. It is a common condiment in our lives. It can also be used as medicine. It has the effect of promoting blood circulation and can also treat colds and colds.

2. Whether it can be cultivated indoors: it can be cultivated indoors. The plant is not large, and its smell can repel insects, so it meets the conditions for home development.

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis

4. Other issues

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