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Make sure you chop it up very finely and destroy all the buds, otherwise it will just keep growing (making new suckers) and never breakdown.
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Thanks Gabe!
I'll chop them up! |
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You could sell them to me I could use a nice basjoo corm.
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They're actually Orinocos.
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My niece down in TX would be interested in a hefty corm if there's any left intact / alive.
She's close too, maybe 40 - 50 miles, outside of Belton. Orinoco have the distinction of being able to be fried when green (yaaaay tostones!) or eaten ripe.
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