Indoor Ginger and Turmeric
Treegeek Z6a (Boston)
5 years ago
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Treegeek Z6a (Boston)
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Have: Mango ginger and Turmeric rhizomes
Comments (3)I would love both of your gingers. I have tons of muscadine vines, and beautyberry bushes. I also have 32 varieties of mint plants. I have hillary's sweet lemon, lavender, lime, orange, chocolate, wild berries, and basil rooted already...But I can root any others within a few weeks time. Thank you!...See MoreWANTED: Ginger and Turmeric Roots
Comments (3)Yeah I see both at this one store I go to. I was just thinking they wouldn't be too good. I was thinking that they being subjected to refrigeration or perhaps some chemical treatments they would not grow. But I will see. I have been wanting to visit a big Asian store for awhile....See Morebad or possible to force turmeric/ginger into/out of dormancy?
Comments (4)Thank you, Mr. Chapman. You're kind to reply. Does cool and dry mean 60F to 70F, 50F to 60F, or refrigerator cool-- low 40F, please? Is it better to store the turmeric in dirt in a pot in a baggy, or out of dirt in a baggy? This website seems to indicate refrigerator cool: http://www.thaifoodandtravel.com/ingredients/turmeric.html The fresh rhizomes store well if kept dry in the refrigerator ��" wipe dry if they are damp, then wrap with a paper towel before placing in a ziplock plastic bag. I once was able to keep a very fresh batch for several months; and when they turned moldy and ended up in the compost pile, I was amazed to find them sprouting into beautiful plants (with large broad leaves like hostas and white flowers like hyacinths) some time later....See MoreCan Turmeric or Ginger over winter in Jacksonville?
Comments (3)Turmeric aka curcuma longa is hardy down to 7b. Here is a link that might be useful: turmeric...See Morejbclem 9b Topanga, Ca
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