How does ginger seed work well?

How does ginger seed work well? Please give advice ginger can refer to the following methods of sowing: breaking ginger seeds before sowing into the ground, will be large pieces of ginger seed break apart. When breaking ginger seeds, only 1~2 short strong buds are reserved on each ginger, and the rest buds are removed completely. If the bud base is blackened or the section is browned when breaking ginger seeds, it must be removed. Generally, the weight of ginger pieces should be about 70~80 grams. And the ginger pieces should be separated and sown in different grades and zones. Soaking ginger seeds with ethephon as ethylene releasing agent can effectively regulate the growth and metabolism of ginger. Soaking ginger seeds with ethephon 250~500 mg/l for 15 minutes before sowing can promote the germination of ginger seeds, with rapid germination speed and high emergence rate. Irrigation bottom water ginger germination slow, emergence time is long, should be in the ginger field before sowing irrigation bottom water, bottom water must be irrigated thoroughly. Irrigation bottom water is generally carried out 1~2 hours before sowing after sufficient fertilizer is applied to the cultivation furrow, so as to ensure that the water is exactly infiltrated and no accumulated water is left. After the ginger is placed and bottom water seeps down, the ginger seeds which are broken and soaked with ethephon solution are discharged into the ditch according to a certain plant spacing. One method of discharging ginger seeds is to put ginger pieces horizontally in the ditch to keep the direction of ginger buds consistent. After planting ginger, gently press it into the mud with your hand to make the ginger bud level with the soil surface. Then put a layer of wet soil on top of the ginger bud. Method 2 is vertical pendulum method, namely ginger vertical press into the mud, ginger buds are facing upward. After planting ginger, cover a layer of wet soil on the ginger block, and then use iron rake to level the fine soil surface. Click for more ginger growing techniques Click for more vegetable growing techniques