There’s hope for us yet.

FAQ:

I live in Brisbane and really love oca, will it grow for me?

Answer:

In order to successfully grow it, you need to ‘reverse’ the season. It stores remarkably well in a plastic bag in the crisper of the fridge. Buy it and store it until March. Winter temperatures in frost-free areas of Queensland are ideal to grow oca. The summer is simply too hot, humid and wet. Once you successfully grow your crop, save some of it in the fridge every year for autumn planting. It grows well in styrofoam boxes and planter bags, as well.

bubba louie said:

There’s hope for us yet.

FAQ:

I live in Brisbane and really love oca, will it grow for me?

Answer:

In order to successfully grow it, you need to ‘reverse’ the season. It stores remarkably well in a plastic bag in the crisper of the fridge. Buy it and store it until March. Winter temperatures in frost-free areas of Queensland are ideal to grow oca. The summer is simply too hot, humid and wet. Once you successfully grow your crop, save some of it in the fridge every year for autumn planting. It grows well in styrofoam boxes and planter bags, as well.

Optimist

pomolo said:

bubba louie said:

There’s hope for us yet.

FAQ:

I live in Brisbane and really love oca, will it grow for me?

Answer:

In order to successfully grow it, you need to ‘reverse’ the season. It stores remarkably well in a plastic bag in the crisper of the fridge. Buy it and store it until March. Winter temperatures in frost-free areas of Queensland are ideal to grow oca. The summer is simply too hot, humid and wet. Once you successfully grow your crop, save some of it in the fridge every year for autumn planting. It grows well in styrofoam boxes and planter bags, as well.

Optimist

plenty of Oca’s in Ortsaylya mate :)

trichome said:

plenty of Oca’s in Ortsaylya mate :)

I’m slurrin me words already, Orstraylya, any more rum ?

trichome said:

pomolo said:

bubba louie said:

There’s hope for us yet.

FAQ:

I live in Brisbane and really love oca, will it grow for me?

Answer:

In order to successfully grow it, you need to ‘reverse’ the season. It stores remarkably well in a plastic bag in the crisper of the fridge. Buy it and store it until March. Winter temperatures in frost-free areas of Queensland are ideal to grow oca. The summer is simply too hot, humid and wet. Once you successfully grow your crop, save some of it in the fridge every year for autumn planting. It grows well in styrofoam boxes and planter bags, as well.

Optimist

plenty of Oca’s in Ortsaylya mate :)

What’s an Ortsaylya?

trichome said:

trichome said:

plenty of Oca’s in Ortsaylya mate :)

I’m slurrin me words already, Orstraylya, any more rum ?

Oh yes. That one.

what is oca?

pain master said:

what is oca?

N.Z yam :)

trichome said:

pain master said:

what is oca?

N.Z yam :)

oh well oh well.

trichome said:

pomolo said:

bubba louie said:

There’s hope for us yet.

FAQ:

I live in Brisbane and really love oca, will it grow for me?

Answer:

In order to successfully grow it, you need to ‘reverse’ the season. It stores remarkably well in a plastic bag in the crisper of the fridge. Buy it and store it until March. Winter temperatures in frost-free areas of Queensland are ideal to grow oca. The summer is simply too hot, humid and wet. Once you successfully grow your crop, save some of it in the fridge every year for autumn planting. It grows well in styrofoam boxes and planter bags, as well.

Optimist

plenty of Oca’s in Ortsaylya mate :)

LOL

bubba louie said:

trichome said:

plenty of Oca’s in Ortsaylya mate :)

LOL

I’m so slow! Just worked that one out…

Okkers in horsetraylier.

What’s wrong with growing the daisy yam? It is native and easy to grow.