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I might try these, we have woods by our house where people walk, I might wild plant some as nobody will know what they are, emergency rations to fall back on if SHTF. lol

Is mashua invasive? Looks like a great source of complex carbs however it could be an issue growing outside its natural habitat.

Just found the channel, love the sense of Humour

The negative is in rats fed it the males showed a 45% drop in testosterone, not good

Very interesting vegetable. Nicely presented. I found a seller on ebay, but since it's 5 below here in NY, maybe in the spring I will sample a few micro tubers. Thanks for the info.

Would you sell root..?

The leavea really looks like a nasturtium. The way they climb as well. Ahh no diseases and pests, nothing bothers a nasturtium. Mashua ... hmm I must try it if I can find it.

Aaannnd... bookmarked for later reference. Thanks for sharing!

I read they are really high in protein.

They lower testosterone and lower libido. Very interesting. Kind of like tofu.

Whats the name of this root in latin?

I'm fascinated by the birdsong in this video. I remember signs like this from childhood and especially the dawn chorus, but I rarely, if ever, hear anything like this now.

Top notchr bae ! exclnt starts .

The only unpleasant side effect is that the testosterone level is halved by this vegetable

"Lost crops of the Incas" pdf available.

I thought I was the only one whose yard grew trash. I usually don’t harvest it directly with my tubers though

I grew these for a few years, but never developed a taste for the tubers no matter how I prepared them. I did find the flower buds to be quite delicious, though.

Congrats, you brought out the fun side of me at :21 and for that ... subscribed! 😆

What kind of a growing season do they need? I'm in Minnesota, generally May through September/October for frost.

i will try get some of these tubers and give it a go , like oca i want to try those and sweet potatoes so looks like a tuber n slip year next year

Looks like a great substitute for horseradish in a monthlong fire cider ferment with capsicum, ginger,citrus,turmuric,all covered by organic apple cider vinegar with the mother. Thanks. My question,living in Florida,is it a cool weather Nasturtium flower 's root,or totally different?

Ty you for video wonder how they grow in az usa

If I wanted to pickle I would ferment with salt that way I would get the probiotics

An interesting plant. Where to get it...

Rarely can someone show me an unknown (by me) vegetable. Thank you very much for this video and I will do more research on this nice addition for my Canadian garden. You gained another subscriber 🤓

Where can I buy some?

🌲Are these Jerusalem artichokes?

I'm not sure about that thumbnail.

interesting fella, im going to explorer this vegetable and give it a whirl

You had me subscribed at "one man one jar" 🎉

Hi from Townsville North Queensland Australia 😀 I haven't heard of these b4 so am very interested in researching for availability here I Australia. Thankyou for sharing 😊

Strange. Although shes not a tuber, My wife also likes to be lightly tied up.

I've looked all over for mashua no one seems to have them you couldn't spare a couple please 😊😊

This is relearning how to survive unless the some government tells us we cant.

Have you tried bry baked in the oven at 400° C , like you would do potatos wrapped in tin foil ( aluminum foil ) Just washed, wrapped & baked 😋🤤💞

Neat plant. I'm in zone 6 in the US, it looks like I could grow it as an annual but it wouldn't survive the winters on a perennial basis. Thanks for the reminder to grow nasturtiums next year as well 🍉✌️

Wow what beautiful rich soil you have. All of the birds singing is wonderful You are blessed. I have never heard of this vegetable before. I would like to try them.

Make me LAUGH!!!

Are mustard greens a blood cleaner

They would be good in a stew,

Horseradish is a great blood cleaner, so I imagine it's good for the liver, the same can be said for this tuber, radish is the same way, good for bile production

You’re getting the like for the unnecessary and therefore hilarious penis drawing in the thumbnail 😂😂😂

Maybe try fermentation....just salt & water.

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It reduces Testosterone

9:30 purple and blue red are supposed to have more antioxidants.

I live in NASHUA NH but we certainly don't have that moist dark soil here 1:50. It's mostly sandy clay sometimes dry.

Hehe

Just found these at a grocery store. I’m planning to grow these type of plants, recently learned about various varieties of tubers to try.

Invasive spieces alert?