Growing Taro Root Plant From Grocery Store Taro, Start

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In this video I'm showing you how to Grow Taro Root Plant From Grocery Store Bought Taro#Grow Taro In Pot#Growing Taro In Cold Climate. Taro Root is a delicious, nutty vegetable that is easy to grow. It is known as different names, like Cocoyam, Dasheen, Arbi, Arvi, Colocasia etc. Hope you will like the video.
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[@vy3087]

Very useful thanks. Was the only video I found on how to germinate a store bought taro without shoots 👍🏼

[@bdgardeningandcookingincan4608]

Thanks for your comment and these taro plants grow very well

[@truejoy3821]

Exactly what I was looking for as well!

[@agnesndisya5205]

Less cumbersome way of starting taro. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@alifamilyvlogs8387]

Valo lago apu enjoyed watching

[@truejoy3821]

Thank you for showing us how to germinate it without using heaters and etc. ❤

[@bangaliporibarvlogger]

mashAllah apu ki sundor rrot ber hoise wow jena nilam

[@bdgardeningandcookingincan4608]

Thank you

[@bdsrmix1403]

খুবই মজা অনেক সন্দুর অনেক ভালো লাগলো অনেক গুনের গুনি আপনি এগিয়ে জান শুভকামনা রইল।

[@bdgardeningandcookingincan4608]

Thank you vai sathe thakben

[@navajo6931]

I bought at india market they grown really nice

[@hardoibloggerranjana5627]

Nice vlog

[@princeibrahim0335]

Vary good 😌

[@hardoibloggerranjana5627]

Nice ji

[@miztri]

After germinating and sprouting roots and plastic bag and oven why not just plant them directly in the ground

[@bdgardeningandcookingincan4608]

Thanks for your comment. Actually until June I can't plant them outside, because of low temparature. That's why I keep them alive in small pot. If your weather is good you can definately plant them outside.

[@stuartsasabe8306]

Thanks very informative for the novice grower as I have plants almost ready to harvest.

[@indiankgfkitchen3184]

Useful sharing👍👌 amara

[@bdgardeningandcookingincan4608]

Stay connected

[@1Inked4Heart3]

Yes! Thank you!!

[@bangladeshivloggerzeenat7830]

Nice sharing

[@bdgardeningandcookingincan4608]

Thank you apu. Apnar valo legese sune khub valo laglo

[@mdjahidulsvlogs7187]

good sharing 👍

[@bdgardeningandcookingincan4608]

Thank you brother

[@kondakavurikondakavuri3287]

Super

[@kondakavurikondakavuri3287]

Nuharika

[@bdgardeningandcookingincan4608]

Thanks

[@vloggerlalitasharma8670]

Nice

[@bdgardeningandcookingincan4608]

Thanks

[@kcl060]

Can this work with the longer taro/malanga too? Thanks for the great gardening tip! Do you have a video of the harvest?

[@winniemeade8037]

Please how long iy take to grow befor i coulfd dig it up

[@saneyaraselvlogsusa3588]

Thank you for sharing

[@bdgardeningandcookingincan4608]

Thank you so much

[@GuethvahPetitFrere]

Thanks for this video!! Do they grow back each spring?

[@bdgardeningandcookingincan4608]

No dear we have to plant them each year. In Canadian winter they all die outside. They can't survive outside in -10° c even we use mulch.

[@devbachu7072]

I cut the shoots off an put to grow an thwy grow

[@user-mc5vy2vk5n]

I'm in hardiness zone 6b and just put my taro roots in bags, tied them and moved to warm place. They do have little pink tops already, so I'm hopeful, but I'm also worried, they started developing fluffy mold on the bottoms. I don't wanna them rot before they grow, should I sanitize them? With what? Cut the mold out and let it dry before putting in bags? Cut out the mold and buy new ones? Taro is rare in my country, I grabbed 1½ kg as soon as I saw it in store, but I thought it's a bit too early for planting and it just waited till now. I don't know if I'll be able to get new ones and if they won't get moldy, too...

[@cbryce9243]

Thank you for showing how to root taro. I live in WA State, up near Canada. Could you please tell me what conditions taro like best (full sun, shade, part shade, etc.? Also, will it become invasive if put in the ground and how will it do if left in a pot?
Thanks again!

[@bdgardeningandcookingincan4608]

Thank you too for watching my video. In Toronto I always grow it in shade or partial shade condition. They are not invasive here, during Winter in ground they dried up.

[@cbryce9243]

@@bdgardeningandcookingincan4608 Thank you! I'm excited to grow them here!

[@elizabethsang2396]

Let me know if you have any success in WA. I am going to try them in pot first. ☺️

[@PassionateGardenerUK]

growing taro

[@derpherpp]

Thank you. Do they spread like potato if I plant one taro

[@bdgardeningandcookingincan4608]

If you have more than one bud coming from one taro root, you will get that much plants. Thank you

[@scottjones4888]

doing this technic started 4 days ago starting to smell a bit