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by obywan59 on March 21, 2006 10:29 PM
Sybil, plant them with the sprout up. On the tubers that are not sprouted, one side of the tuber has a should have a depression while the other is more rounded. Plant these tubers with the depression up.
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Terry
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Terry
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by sybil on March 21, 2006 10:32 PM
Many thanks Terry..
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I received as a gift 6 tubers. When I unpacked them 2 had sprouted. I was under the assumption that the root sprouts first, but have had other opinions as to the sprout being the "flower " and hence should plant it sprout up.
As I have only ever bought the "plant" my experience is very limited on tubers.
So I throw this out to the experts.
Sprout UP or sprout DOWN
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