[Dopey113]

I got some bits of ginger from the supermarket a few weeks back, I was told some place, that the little warts on them if cut and planted would grow (what's to lose??) so that's what i did, 2 weeks later i have about 9 of them sprouting up, now I never really thought they would come up, but they have!! so what the heck do I do with them now? 

[snowdrops]

Keep them warm as they are tropical. Hope for the best I have never managed to keep one going for long it always dies off but you may do better. Mind you it was before tinternet & this site

[mattwragg94]

heres an old link:
http://chat.allotment-garden.org/index.php?topic=51913.msg617117#msg617117

ive never tried to grow it personally, but have always wanted to, i might give it a go this year.

[Dopey113]

Seems pretty strait forward (says I) nothing to lose all to gain, I think I will stick it in a few old tyres (err recycled pots) and put it in the shaded side of my shed, and see what happens

[Doc_D]

This lot's been going for 8 weeks now.  Probably very over crowded, but disn't expect it to do so well! Fingers crossed it will survive transplanting and going outside over the summer!

[lucywil]

According to kew gardens it needs a minimum temp of 28 degrees, so you might want to keep it indoors!