The secret method of ginger cultivation in china 🤯

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[elizabethbradbury]

The native American Indians did this too. It was natural fertilizer.

[natsu]

Even my vegetables aren't vegetarian now 😭

[mathewchrestensen]

Why did he call them dangerous when they're just putting fish in the ground for fertilizer this is like propaganda

[sparkyheberling]

I think you mean 𝒊𝒏𝒈𝒆𝒏𝒊𝒐𝒖𝒔, not 𝒅𝒂𝒏𝒈𝒆𝒓𝒐𝒖𝒔.

Ginger is a heavy feeder and needs lots of fertilizer.
Also note that while rhizomes expand horizontally, they are spaced vertically on the stalk. That’s because the soil is hilled up around the stalk several times during the growing season, giving more underground stalk for rhizomes to emerge from.

[ladelequimpo]

How does that make the people in China, " Really Dangerous""?😮

[justanotherrandomdude]

Same reason the native Americans did. The fish are rich in nutrients. And if done properly will yield a hell of a harvest

[Michael-ffp]

I was taught in elementary school that the American Indians on the East Coast planted a fish with each kernel of corn - to fertilize it. It is an old practice.

[marro]

Native Americans taught the exact same technique to the pilgrims that came over.

[AiryVirtuoso]

Vegetarians indirectly eating fishes. Chinese aren't dangerous, they are just 50 steps ahead of us . All of these are natural, there's no chemical in it . We should appreciate it . 爱中国

[IMChrysalis]

I know a lady who pours her compostable trash on the ground and tops it with a layer of soil... then turns her chickens loose!... they turn the soil FOR her! She can plant her garden either on that spot, or shovel up the result and move it wherever needed! Bumper crops every year, and occasionally, some "volunteer" tomatoes or cucumbers from random seeds...

[csimpson.]

Fish and bone has been used to feed plants worldwide for years. It's not dangerous.😂

[richardmullins]

I've done that ... with my plants in past. It helps a lot. Nutritional foods to plants helps.

[xOFFtheCUFF]

All I heard was “the people in China are really dangerous”..👌🏽 what does that have to do with growing ginger and burying fish?

[vidar]

I like China in many ways, very intelligent and old knowledge 💯👍

[bandarunagaraja]

Looks like some people are in the habit of adding dangerous whenever they are referring Chinese.

[henryroldan]

Not only for the plants, chicken are also nourish by feeding them with feeds mixed with bits of dried fish and other dry ingredients such as soy, corn etc.

[Levinalap]

Then vegans consider this ginger as ven or non-ven

[Millmiglia]

It's no different than putting manure on/in your soil plus if you take the leaves from the plants and bury/ plough them into the soil as well then you'll also nourish the soil.

[surgeryjenny]

Native Americans did that too, and taught the white colonists to do that and grow corn. It fertilizes the soil.

[JoeHicks-owrm]

American Indians did it too. Great fertilizer. I don't see why he says that they are really dangerous because they bury fish when they plant. What am i missing?