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Wed Apr-08-09 01:59 AM
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A friend of mine, now passed, regrettably, told me about a wasabi farm he visited up here (northern New England). Apparently this isn't the greatest climate for it, but they did it.
Anyone here try to grow their own Wasabi? (I think it's technically Horseradish Japonica, but that's not an absolute).
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Wed Apr-08-09 02:45 AM
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| 1. I'm putting that further down my list |
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I want to get the square foot thing down first.
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Wed Apr-08-09 06:24 AM
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| 2. I had some notes on wasabi growing |
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Edited on Wed Apr-08-09 06:34 AM by Tesha
if you have any damp, shady areas within your vegetable patch then you've found the ideal tenant.
Don't plan on harvesting this tuber any time soon, either. It takes between 18-24 months before the root is of a size worthy to be dug up. Which explains why it's so expensive in the marketplace fetching more than $100 per kg.
Are you going to try it? Here's an interesting site http://www.freshwasabi.com/growing.aspx
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Wed Apr-08-09 09:10 AM
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Wed Apr-08-09 09:55 AM
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| 4. do you have a basement? |
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you could corner the market on wasabi and mushrooms!
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Wed Apr-08-09 10:22 AM
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| 5. Damned few basements here, too |
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Flooding is a real problem during monsoon season.
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