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Was wondering why its only Kaduna and its environs we referred to when in need of . My question now is that, can't this survive in the southwest also? Cos if what we call "ajo" can survive, one begin to think why cannot. As anyone done this experiment before?

yes and it performed well. my peeps planted it in our garden among other crops last year. without any extra care like fertilizers or pesticides application. I saw the produce when I got home and it was impressive.

ginger dnt tolerate high rainfall,waterlogged soil hence cnt thrice in d SS.

heatflux:
yes and it performed well. my peeps planted it in our garden among other crops last year. without any extra care like fertilizers or pesticides application. I saw the produce when I got home and it was impressive.

Let us have details ;quantity planted and yield and time planted and time harvested

es144000:
Let us have details ;quantity planted and yield and time planted and time harvested

Yes ! This could be very handy in this research. Thanks

bizzibodi:
ginger dnt tolerate high rainfall,waterlogged soil hence cnt thrice in d SS.

Your premise maybe correct, but your conclusion is wrong.
My godfather, made lots of money between 1995 and 2000 planting ginger in his frontage. He actually converted his lawn into a ginger farm. He is from Akwa Ibom State.

Ginger thrives very well in the South with correct timing and practices.

Ginger survives well in the savannah region of the South West. Areas like the ibarapa, Okeogun areas of Òyó state.
The are cheap lands available for sale here. An Acre for as low as 150k and 80k when buying more than 10 Acre.
Call Me on 08160121265 KingStride Realtors Ibadan.

curiousmind11:
Your premise maybe correct, but your conclusion is wrong.
My godfather, made lots of money between 1995 and 2000 planting ginger in his frontage. He actually converted his lawn into a ginger farm. He is from Akwa Ibom State.

Ginger thrives very well in the South with correct timing and practices.

Care to share more infor

Edmanpumpin:
Ginger survives well in the savannah region of the South West. Areas like the ibarapa, Okeogun areas of Òyó state.
The are cheap lands available for sale here. An Acre for as low as 150k and 80k when buying more than 10 Acre.
Call Me on 08160121265 KingStride Realtors Ibadan.

150k for an acre of land? And we hv 6 plots that makes an acre?

brownemmanuel43:
150k for an acre of land? And we hv 6 plots that makes an acre?

The price for an acre in that area is now 1.5million Naira.

heatflux:
yes and it performed well. my peeps planted it in our garden among other crops last year. without any extra care like fertilizers or pesticides application. I saw the produce when I got home and it was impressive.

My mother used to plant it in her back yard in Ibadan

Hmmm. Imagination

Please just get one from Hausa pushing wheel barrow selling it and taste it. Also get the one in south west and taste it. You will see the difference. Ginger drink producers in my area always buy from Hausa while we have here. It's full our area but the taste is not the same

AYODEJI0605:
Please just get one from Hausa pushing wheel barrow selling it and taste it. Also get the one in south west and taste it. You will see the difference. Ginger drink producers in my area always buy from Hausa while we have here. It's full our area but the taste is not the same

What caused the difference in taste?

Where they different species of ginger?

AYODEJI0605:
Please just get one from Hausa pushing wheel barrow selling it and taste it. Also get the one in south west and taste it. You will see the difference. Ginger drink producers in my area always buy from Hausa while we have here. It's full our area but the taste is not the same

you nailed it. The Taste and Scent is different. I have tried it several times and the result has been the same. I bought from the Hausa and planted it. The output was massive, it did very well but it's not marketable because it's VERY BITTER and doesn't really have the Ginger Scent.

AYODEJI0605:
Please just get one from Hausa pushing wheel barrow selling it and taste it. Also get the one in south west and taste it. You will see the difference. Ginger drink producers in my area always buy from Hausa while we have here. It's full our area but the taste is not the same

pls do ginger has a seed on it top or it is the ginger it self that are used for seed?

greenfarm234:
you nailed it. The Taste and Scent is different. I have tried it several times and the result has been the same. I bought from the Hausa and planted it. The output was massive, it did very well but it's not marketable because it's VERY BITTER and doesn't really have the Ginger Scent.

do you think i can have a ginger seed here in adamawa?

MOG6670:
do you think i can have a ginger seed here in adamawa?

Ginger will do well In Adamawa Sir

greenfarm234:
Ginger will do well In Adamawa Sir

yes i knew this. But what stuck me is that i don't know how it seed look like and where can i get it here in adamawa?

MOG6670:
pls do ginger has a seed on it top or it is the ginger it self that are used for seed?

no seed. But the tuber. The edible one

greenfarm234:
you nailed it. The Taste and Scent is different. I have tried it several times and the result has been the same. I bought from the Hausa and planted it. The output was massive, it did very well but it's not marketable because it's VERY BITTER and doesn't really have the Ginger Scent.

I don't know it before until I bought it from Hausa pushing wheelbarrow I stopped using local one. It's too bitter.

excanny:
What caused the difference in taste?

Where they different species of ginger?

I don't even know. The One in my area some even big as some cocoyam

AYODEJI0605:
no seed. But the tuber. The edible one

okay, so can i buy the dry one to be used as a seed?