Vegetable Gardening: Growing Edible Ginger - How to grow ginger

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1. I live in Brisbane and I have found ginger to be an incredibly slow growing plant. I rent my house, so perhaps it's a matter of soil quality however that is improving. I planted most of my ginger in the summer. The ginger I planted in the spring didn't grow at all until summer anyway. What should I expect from my ginger now? Should I wait a little longer to harvest it? Perhaps the end of March or early April?
2. It's not a matter of JUST picking up a piece of ginger from your grocer or supermarket. This ginger has been treated with a sprout inhibitor and the results will be far from desired. -
   See more at: http://www.healthyfoodteam.com/how-to-grow-an-endless-supply-of-ginger-indoors/#sthash.rPOsJIrn.dpuf
3. how often does it need watering?
4. says your website is no longer active.
5. I had no idea that there was such thing as un-edible ginger
6. what's that nice big orange plant on your left?
7. I used to know that ginger's grow more productively in soil but as I have watched this video, I learned that ginger can also grow as productive as it is in a container. You really did a great job in presenting this valuable information. I am very much thankful for making us learned through your kindness. 
8. Simmer a lot of roots for most of two days on very low heat.  Put the resulting water in ice cube trays.  Use one in your pot of tea, coffee, soups and stews.  Makes you feel warm.
9. Hey Phil and everyone
   I'm growing ginger inside over the winter... and recently I have noticed a cat piss smell from the soil.. I have a little cat and I think he has chosen my gingers to pee on instead of going out in the snow
   
   Is it possible to ''save'' the gingers...?
   
   I'm thinking about taking them up and cleanse them with water and change the soil?
   
   Any advice on this cat pee ginger problem? ;)
10. do they flower?
11. It's really nice to have an enough supply of vegetables and other edible foods in your home like ginger that are useful in cooking dishes. Sharing your tips on how to grow them are quite important and beneficial. Good job!
12. Good stuff Phil, Love it the way you explained it. keep it up.
13. I have lots of ginger growing in my yard, I've tasted it and it doesn't taste anything like what I buy in the store, is there any type of inedible ginger?  
14. Good stuff Phil, Love it....Been doing some urban organic gardening here in South Florida and will deffinetly add ginger :)
15. Ginger the ultimate health herb. Really useful video Phil
16. That piece of ginger looks like a scorpion!
17. You are one of my favroite things mate...love that accent
18. Thanks for the video, my ginger is looking great!
19. Lord, why can't i find a smart, good looking man like this, and one that knows how to grow his food?
20. i thought it was just me,