Step 2: Cuttings
Once you have found a good piece of ginger, the cutting can begin. Cut the rhizome into pieces 2.5 to 4 cm wide. Make sure the piece has at least one tubercle, but preferably a little more.
Step 3: Planting
Fill a suitable pot with potting soil. Make a small dent in the potting soil for the stemmed ginger. Place the piece in your potting soil, buds facing up. Then cover with a thin layer of potting soil.
Step 4: Grooming
Give the planted ginger a little water every day. Keep doing this until leaves can be seen, then water the plant occasionally. After a while, your ginger will be big enough, and you can make your own tea from it or use it with cooking. Good luck!
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