Also known as rot disease or bacterial wilt, it is a devastating disease that is the most common in ginger production and occurs in various regions. In the affected plots, the yield is generally reduced ...

Ginger is not hardy and is usually harvested before the arrival of the first frost in mid to late October. After harvest, cut off the ground stems from the base of the stems (reserve 2 cm-3 cm of stubble) without drying....

Ginger is very resistant to fertilizer. In addition to applying sufficient base fertilizer, topdressing should be repeated many times. In the seedling stage, in order to promote the growth of seedlings...

Cultivation and weeding：Ginger is a shallow-rooted crop, and the root system is mainly distributed on the surface of the soil, so it is not suitable for repeated cultivation to avoid root damage...

⑴Sun dried ginger and sleepy ginger：About 1 month before planting, choose a sunny day, spread the ginger seeds on the outdoor ground for 1-2 days, and collect them indoors at night to prevent frost...

In the previous year, ginger should be selected from plots with strong growth, disease-free, and high yield. After harvest, choose ginger pieces that are fat...

Ginger is supplied with nutrients during the germination period. The seedling period grows slowly and requires less fertilizer. After the "three-strand branch", a large amount of nutrients are required...

Generally sow in spring and harvest before frost. Since ginger is warm, not cold and frost-resistant, it must be cultivated in a warm and frost-free season. The following conditions should be considered to determine the sowing date of ginger:...

Ginger does not reproduce by seeds, but reproduces vegetatively with ginger blocks, so there is no tap root and is a shallow-rooted crop. After the ginger block is planted, several adventitious roots emerge from...

Temperature：Ginger is originally produced in tropical regions of Southeast Asia. It likes warm and humid climates. It has weak cold and drought resistance. The plant can only grow in a frost-free period....