5 Tips How to Grow a Ton of Ginger in One Container or Garden Bed

If you would like to know how to grow a big harvest of ginger watch this video for my five top tips on ginger growing!

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[surffoils]

I’m just your average dad in Sydney and only by watching your videos I’ve become interested in gardening. Now I’ve got a few square metres of a raised bed, a few large bags for potato’s and 2 Dozen pots for beans, peas, carrots, and lots of other veggies and citrus. It’s becoming a very enjoyable hobby but also an education, and a totally free source of nutrition and pleasure as I can now supplement every meal with free clean ingredients that I can cook / steam/ fry /grill.
I understand that this is how life was supported for thousands of years and so it’s almost a genetic memory to relearn how to cultivate life.
Thank you.

[ZaneT]

This is kind of man i would like to be a neighbour with or buy a house near by :)))

[johnmouton]

My day starts with a mug of ginger and lemon boiled up for 10 min. Add a tsp of honey for taste.
I call it my daily energy drink.

[brokerken]

Crazy! I'm watching this video in 2022 (4 years after it was originally uploaded) and I'm very encouraged by the size of your garden and how it has developed over the years! No Birdies raised beds. More hair. Same great lessons and sense of humor! Mark, you are the man!

[mookerthekow]

I want this guy to be famous.


This guy is the garden Steve Irwin.

[shawnanova]

Is it just me or does anyone else find the sound of the ginger snapping satisfying?

[gnancy]

It is even healing to watch this video. All my stress is gone! Thank you!

[marlaelliott]

Bullet points. Straight and to the point. Very informative. No rambling and no useless chatter. Well done. Thank you for not wasting the viewers time.

[Imwright]

There Is nothing better than to get gardening instruction from an Australian.

[CityPrepping]

Loving your videos. Thanks for your energy and knowledge!

[wraith]

I really appreciate the way you explain these things for "normal" people. I feel like your description of the "eyes" was perfect. Gardening isn't nearly as complicated as many professionals make it seem and the steps are often just obvious. Clear a space, lay it out, bury it a bit, water it and make sure the soil isn't garbage. Simple and easy.

[malindaduplessis]

This is the first year I grow ginger. It's exciting to do so I can see huge shoots an I watch them every day. It's such fun. Try it.

[themotherlessgoat]

can you please do an in depth video on storing your produce long term.

[patriciabarnes]

Just discovered this guy... He is awesome.

[tiffanyl]

“Don’t worry about all of that bumpkin” Ha! I could listen to him all day. Great info!

[DianeHasHopeInChrist]

You are the most subscribed to, private gardener on YouTube! And every video, I can see why! You are a God send to us novice veggie gardeners. Thank you, Mark! Nothing you do is boring, and you make me laugh with your great sense of humor. God bless you in all your endeavors!

[siewmei]

Btw...I am from Malaysia. We usually boil clear chicken soup with it. Asians use ginger in almost every dishes. :-)

[bungiecoocoo]

I love how he has become more expressive and playful over the years.

[sfk]

I love adding ginger, turmeric, and garlic in my soups, salads, eggs, etc. Love these videos you made! Thank you!

[ketansahasrabudhe]

Useful tips mate, TY.
A couple of suggestions:
1. Before planting, try soaking the ginger in a solution of Trichoderma overnight. This protects the ginger from fungus.
2. Grate fully developed ginger into lime juice add a pinch of rock salt. Store in a glass bottle(steel corrodes over a period of times). Drink a spoonful of this when you have indigestion. Prettys simple and effective. 😃.