Ginger can also be grown in "potted plants". With the use of small pills, you can get a "mountain of ginger"!

How to grow ginger:

1. First prepare the ginger to be planted, wash it clean and make sure no impurities are left, so that it will be easier to grow branches.

2. Then put the processed ginger in a container and wait for it to germinate. After about half a month, you can see tender green sprouts emerging.

3. The next step is to cut off the parts of the ginger with sprouts piece by piece and plant them in the soil. The soil can be leaf mold or garden soil.

4. Leave the seedlings exposed when planting. Then, water them thoroughly after planting and you can see the seedlings growing rapidly!

If we want ginger to take root and harvest as soon as possible after planting it in the soil of a flowerpot, we need to ask aspirin for help. Because aspirin contains substances that promote growth, using some on potted ginger plants can significantly increase the growth rate.

When we use it, we need to grind the aspirin tablets into powder, and then dilute it with water at a ratio of 1:500. In this way, watering the ginger potted plants every half a month can promote the growth of the ginger roots to the greatest extent. Slowly, the small pieces of ginger in the soil can be turned into whole large ginger, and you don’t have to worry about the days of "a bucket of ginger mountain"!

After using aspirin, you should not slack off on the daily maintenance of the ginger potted plant. After all, if you treat it with care, it will reward you!

Water: Do not water the ginger potted plant excessively during its growth period, otherwise the roots will rot. Water it when the soil is dry and then water it when it is wet. Wait until the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering to better ensure the absorption of nutrients.

Light: Potted ginger is a semi-shade plant and cannot withstand strong light. Therefore, when caring for it, we must pay attention to using scattered light sources as much as possible, which can supplement nutrients and promote growth.

Fertilization: Fertilizer is essential during the vigorous growth period of ginger potted plants. It is best to apply a thin fertilizer containing potassium once a month, so that the ginger grown will be big and good.

If you have nothing to do at home in winter, you can plant a pot of ginger on the balcony. Ginger is used every day anyway, and it will be convenient to pick it while using it.