Saturday 9 June 2018

Ginger Harvest From My Garden

I noticed that my pot of ginger was overcrowded, so it was time to harvest the ginger roots or rhizomes. The ginger plants were grown in a shallow pot, so it was easy to loosen the soil using a spade to dig around the inner side of the pot. Then I grabbed hold of the whole bunch of ginger shoots and the whole lot came out of the pot.

I gently loosen the soil from the rhizomes back into the pot. I separated the smaller rhizomes from the bigger ones, and kept them aside to re-plant them again into the same pot. I added more soil to the pot, add in some fertilizers and mixed them up together. Then I planted the smaller rhizomes back into the pot.
These are my ginger harvested from my garden. This time the rhizomes are smaller, probably I was feeding the plants with enough of fertilizer.
It was quite a good harvest, enough to last us for some time.
Newly planted ginger plants.
Instead of one pot, now I have 2 pots of ginger.
My ginger rhizomes after being washed.
I air dried the ginger and then I kept them in the fridge.
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The following 2 photos are for joining Good Fences.
Fence #1 - Colourful walls & fence of a kindergarten.
Fence #2 - Concrete fence of a house.
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The following 2 photos are for joining Skywatch Friday.
 #1 - Sunrise at the recreational park @ 7.05 am.
#2 - Sunrise at the recreational park @ 7.10 am.

That's how God's Word vaults across the skies from sunrise to sunset,
melting ice, scorching deserts, warming hearts to faith.
(Psalm 19:6, The Message-MSG)

52 comments:

  1. Bonitas fotografías. Feliz fin de semana.

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  2. ...is there something that you don't harvest from your garden?

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  3. Beautiful skies this week, and that ginger looks yummy!

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  4. Your ginger looks so good, i like the idea of home grown.

    Very nice fences!

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  5. wow...you have to teach me how to grow ginger from scratch. Can I regrow them from the supermarket ginger?

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    1. As long as the supermarket ginger is still fresh, or has sign of a new shoot, then is good to grow.

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  6. wide ranging great post, from ginger to fences to skies, and a great verse that I was not familiar with. I love "...warming hearts to faith."

    Have a great weekend.

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  7. I love ginger! Lovely skies.

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  8. Very impressive, the ginger looks wonderful.

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  9. What a bountiful harvest! Can cook nice ginger chicken :)

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  10. Interesting things with this ginger. I find it difficult cooking with ginger. I'm never sure how much to put and of course I always over do it. See ya Nancy.

    Cruisin Paul

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  11. Is there anything you don't plant, you can grow almost anything, the colourful wall and fence reminds me of Cape Town in South Africa

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  12. I am so impressed that you grown your own ginger too. well done!

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  13. Wow well done with the ginger. I am trying again this year but it soes not grow well for me in France :-( Have a good Sunday Diane

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    1. I think ginger needs the sun to grow well!

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  14. When I think of ginger I think of my great aunt she loved ginger

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    1. I love ginger too and I used a lot of ginger!

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  15. Wow! I envy you. I wish we have our own ginger plant in our garden. We can save money if we have our own ginger plant because it is expensive in the market.

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    1. If you have enough sun, then it is quite easy to grow ginger!

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    1. If you have a small pot and enough of sun, you can grow ginger.

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  17. Interesting post) Thanks a lot for sharing)

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  18. Oh how lovely is that. Nothing like harvesting your own crops.

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  19. Oh very wonderful photos darling
    xx

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  20. A lot of work hor to harvest and wash and replant. Just for the fun of it. :)

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  21. It must be satisfying to grow your own ginger and your food will taste delicious using it.

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  22. Waaaa... nice haul, Nancy! ^.^

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