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Yuca (Cassava) Propagations
Yuca (Cassava) Propagations
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All natural premium Yuca Cuttings for Propagating and Growing your own fresh Yuca! We harvest Yuca sticks from our garden in 6 inch to 8 inch pieces, box them up, and ship them right to your door! In the box we include a QR code and a link to show you how to plant them when they arrive at your property.
Simply stick the cuttings into well-drained soil, water them, add mulch around the cutting, and let nature do the rest! They will be ready to harvest underground Yuca Roots in roughly 10-12 months.
Whether you're starting a food forest, building self-reliance, or just love growing unique crops, these Yuca cuttings are the perfect addition to your garden.
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FAQs
How do you grow Shampoo Ginger from the root?
Simply find a shady spot of your property, dig about a 3 inch to 5 inch hole, then bury the shampoo ginger root. Make sure to add mulch on top and water it in. If you are planting it in a pot: prepare a nice all natural potting soil then bury the shampoo ginger root about 2-3 inches deep. Cover it up, mulch it, and water it in.
Is shampoo ginger edible?
We do not recommend our Shampoo Ginger root for consumption. We are providing this root propagation so you can start growing your own Shampoo at home.
Can I actually use shampoo ginger as shampoo?
Yes! Once the red pinecone-shaped flower matures, they fill with a fragrant, slippery gel. You can squeeze this gel directly into your hand and use it as a natural shampoo, conditioner, body wash, soap, and more!
How long does shampoo ginger take to grow?
From planting a rhizome, it usually takes 6 to 10 months to see the flowers form in the summertime. The plant grows actively in warm months and goes dormant in cooler months.
Does shampoo ginger need full sun or shade?
Shampoo ginger prefers shade or filtered sunlight. Too much direct sun can scorch the leaves, especially in hot climates.
Can shampoo ginger grow in pots or containers?
Yes, it grows very well in containers. Just make sure the pot has good drainage and enough room for the roots to spread. Use rich, loose soil and mulch to help keep moisture.
Will shampoo grow all year?
Shampoo ginger that grows best in the summertime. That is when their pinecone flowers are in bloom. During the winter season it will go dormant, meaning all the leaves will die back and drop to the ground. That is normal, the plant will start to grow back in the spring.
How do I harvest the gel from shampoo ginger?
Shampoo ginger that grows best in the summertime. That is when their pinecone flowers are in bloom. During the winter season it will go dormant, meaning all the leaves will die back and drop to the ground. That is normal, the plant will start to grow back in the spring. Wait until the pinecone flowers are mature and plump. Gently squeeze them, and a fragrant, clear gel will ooze out. You can use it fresh or store it in the fridge for a few days.
So far they have not sprouted. The sugar cane is already growing.
Glad the sugarcane is doing good! The Yuca takes a little more time. Thank you for the review
Shipping was slow. Product excellent. Thank you.
Thank you for the support and feedback! We are working on speeding up shipping and currently looking for a garden helper to help us keep up with demand. Best of luck with your propagations!!
Received my propagations rather quickly. Loved the QR code in assisting me to properly plant my propagations and get them off to a great start. A fee of them have already sprouted. With the thicker ones, couldn’t tell which way was up. I am very satisfied with my purchase. Just waiting for my sugarcane to sprout.
Amazing
I received four cuttings and two of them had sprouted already. It was fast shipping. Can't wait to see what's to come..