Tō (Sugarcane) - traditional cultivation

[@RobertGuyton]

Thanks, Wild Gardener. I really appreciated your advice. I am growing sugar cane in Southland and took your "don't fuss" advice to heart! I am now propagating elephant grass (Miscanthus) and doing as you advise 🙂

[@wildgardener8224]

let me know how it grows down there, hope you get some nice canes!

[@Jm_linggang]

super sekali kawanku

[@xboxice2005]

Cant wait for mine get as big as yours :) i love sugar cane ,im Jamaican btw living in Australia.

[@wildgardener8224]

should grow well in Australia especially if you are up around the tropics

[@roblangsworld]

Awesome,Im gonna come around and buy a few plants I use to grow some back in Aussie! We've moved to Whangarei,my wifes home town in out(semi) retirement years!

[@wildgardener8224]

You're welcome to come over anytime!

[@coconutterrence8549]

i used to get it from the shop' and chew on it but since then i found out you can grow it in melbourne suburbs along with other tropical fruits i may not have a lot of room but i shall try🤙🌴(terry)

[@wildgardener8224]

Yep, very easy to grow and propagate

[@xboxice2005]

I can testify that it does make your teeth strong, I have had two dentist here in Australia and back in Jamaica say my teeth are strong and very hard to extract. that's because i eat this stuff so often its crazy :)

[@wildgardener8224]

legend!! the jaw muscles get a decent workout as well ay!

[@rocketmanure6702]

Great job sir been wanting to grow some

[@DMARQUIS97]

I'm growing the dark purple variety here in Hawaii. Its referred to as a chewing cane from farmers in the south US.

[@xxvodanhxx]

Do you have purple, black, and red cane for sale ?

[@wildgardener8224]

Sorry, I don't sell plants