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Jicama- what side is up, when planting?

15 years ago

Both sides looks the same to me...

Which side is planted pointing up?

Thanks again!

Comments (4)

madan
14 years ago
Where do you find Jicama seeds?
Also where can I get Tindora and Paraval starter vines?
These are for growing in Vero Beach, Florida area.
Thanks
jay-wpb
14 years ago
Madan,
You can find the seeds at ECHO on the West Coast. Look up their website - It is a not for profit organization helping to feed poor countries
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padma_2009
14 years ago
Hi Madan,

U can get Tindora plant from royalpatel.com I got mine in April (it was 6" with shipping it was $15) and now it is 4' in length and has set its first flower too. I live in phoenix.

I am also on the look out for Parval, please do let me know if u get the male & female vine of parval. I tried Echonet but they mailed that they did not have this plant.

Could u send me a mail if u get this plant? My mail id is ambadipudipadma@hotmail.com
Padma
seedssun
13 years ago
Hello,

do you have jicama seeds?
I am looking for Tindora and Parval seeds and plants too.

do you have any other asian veg/herb seeds?
we can exchange seeds.
please contact.

thanks

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