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Video title:  2-4 inches below the soil and at least five to six inches apart as they need plenty of space to grow and make sure to plant roots so that the birds are pointing upwards if you want to go big take four to five pieces of Ginger and plant them all in one big pot you can place a whole piece of Ginger or cut it into sections ensuring each piece has at least two to three eyes to grow shoots from the larger rhizome you start with the faster your ginger plants will grow for this reason look for rhizomes that are flashy firm and Plum and about four to six inches across with multiple fingers unlike root crops like potatoes Ginger does not need to be buried day so just cover the rhizomes with about half to one inch of soil and Tamp it down lightly Ginger directly after you plant it continue to keep your soil moist but not saturated watering it until just before the soil dries out for happier plants locate your potted ginger in an area that receives Dapper light from part shade to three to four hours of sunlight this is the best lighting for ginger and will promote better growth in your ginger plants be patient as growing ginger in a container takes time you should see Sprouts emerging from the roots in two to three weeks check the soil daily and water just before it dries out completely as damp and Soggy soil conditions will quickly rot your plants the nutrition for germination and rooting comes from the store nutrition in the rhizome bird so the size and nutrition of seed set has great influence on the growth of seedlings in subsequent stages the leaves grow slowly during the first 20 days of sealing stage one new Leaf is produced every three to four days