Wild Ginger Plant Flowers A Chinese variety of ginger, known as upright wild ginger (Saruma henryi), produces numerous small, pale yellow flowers in spring. After spring, it’s normal for the ginger to bloom sporadically until late summer.

Why is my ginger plant flowering?

Regardless of precise identity, gingers bloom when temperatures are warm and soil moisture and ambient humidity are high. Depending on climate, gingers flower anytime from spring to fall based on the genetics within each species.

How do I get my ginger to bloom?

Temperature and Humidity Tropical ginger plants crave the high humidity and moist, rich soil of their native habitat. If flowering ginger plants get too dry, they will cease to flower, and may even become dormant. As a tropical plant, ginger plants prefer temperatures above 50 degrees Fahrenheit.