After a couple of cold spells in January, our Shell Ginger suffered some damage and I had to prune out quite a bit this spring. It is now flowering and I know that requires a lot of energy from the plant. My question is this, if I prune the flower off before it fades, will it prevent the entire stalk from dying? I'd rather have the plant use the energy to grow new shoots. I'm sure everyone thinks it's crazy to get rid of the flowers but I really would like the plants to fill back out before we have our big event here this fall.
Should I remove ginger flowers?
Post a Reply to this Thread
More General Discussion & Chat Threads
-
Working on my lawn
started by GJH2022
last post by GJH2022Apr 09, 20250Apr 09, 2025 -
Try My iOS App for Tracking Your Farm / Garden – Feedback Welcome!
started by ZoliDurian
last post by ZoliDurianApr 10, 20250Apr 10, 2025 -
Best & Worst, what did I learn today.
started by psychw2
last post by psychw2Jul 18, 2025181Jul 18, 2025 -
Variegated periwinkle
started by gsmcnurse
last post by gsmcnurseApr 28, 20250Apr 28, 2025 -
Best & Worst, what did I learn today. July 2025
started by psychw2
last post by psychw237m ago23937m ago
