Can you grow ginger in autumn? Ginger can be planted in autumn. At this time, the temperature is neither too hot nor too cold, and the climate is suitable for the growth and development of ginger. However, the temperature may drop after planting. It is necessary to take timely measures to prevent cold and keep warm. When choosing ginger varieties, it is best to choose varieties with strong cold resistance.
Planting time of ginger The best planting time of ginger is April-May every year. At this time, the temperature is stable at 20-25 degrees Celsius, the stems and leaves of the plant grow rapidly, the leaves are oily green, and the quality of the planted ginger is high. When sowing ginger, pay attention to the soil temperature should not be lower than 65438 05 degrees Celsius to avoid freezing injury.
How to grow ginger Ginger is generally propagated by rhizome. When digging ginger in autumn, choose thick, light yellow, shiny roots without scars of pests and diseases as planting ginger. In the sowing season, cut the planted ginger into small pieces, each piece has 1-2 strong buds, and then lay them flat in the ditch, and cover the soil with the ground after planting.
The growing environment of ginger is native to the tropical region of Southeast Asia. Ginger likes warm and humid climate and has poor cold resistance and drought resistance. Moreover, this plant can only grow in the frost-free period, and the optimum temperature for development is 25-28 degrees Celsius. When the temperature is below 20 degrees Celsius, it will germinate slowly, and the branches and leaves will wither when it encounters frost.