Yey! It’s
my first time to ever plant a ginger and I’m very happy with the outcome. I
just threw away a part of the ginger used for cooking and after a while I saw
the shoots coming out so I transplanted it in a squared-elevated dirt from my vermi-compost.
It’s
basically a no-need-to-take-care plant cause I just mostly check it during the
weekends. As every new leaves form, a new “ginger meat” is forming as its root.
I could
have waited longer for bigger ginger and more harvest but I was too excited to see
what’s underneath and besides I will be cooking my husband’s favorite “tinola”,
so I needed some. So, I pulled it off.
I left some
for re-planting and added the most to my dish. And how does organic ginger taste?
It’s sweeter and tastier.
I’m planning to try planting as many as I
can this year. Unsuccessful or not. 23rd day of the 365 blank page filled.
‘Til
next my loves!
Congratulations on the ginger harvest. The plants look so healthy. Have a beautiful day!
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http://losaway.blogspot.com.es/
It looks absolutely amazing! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteVanessa x | www.springlilies.com
How wonderful, Lei! Lovely photos of the ginger harvest! And it is so healthy! :)
ReplyDeleteHello Lei! This is absolutely amazing! Congrats on your successful ginger harvest! Thanks for stopping by my blog!
ReplyDeleteStay fabulous darling!
Much love, Len
http://www.lenparent.com
wow nice plant and you have green fingers
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