Ginger

SpeciesZingiber officinale

Also called ginger root

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Days to maturity240–300 days

“Typically, ginger takes about 8 to 10 months to mature from the time of planting.” — When To Harvest Ginger: Signs Of Maturity, Timing, And Techniques | Garvillo

LightFiltered shade

Propagationseed, rhizome

“ginger rhizome - though you can buy ginger seeds” — Growing Ginger

Edible partsrhizome

“The rhizome, or underground part of the stem, is the part commonly used as a spice.” — Ginger Health Benefits: Digestion, Nausea, and More

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