Crosne
How to plant Japanese crosier?
To grow Japanese crosne, plant it in the ground or transplant it in spring into cool, light, well-drained soil. Choose a sunny or semi-shady spot to encourage its growth. It is best to plant the tubers in rows, 5 to 10 cm deep and 20 cm apart. Water regularly to keep the soil cool, but not excessively.
Japanese crosne can also be grown in pots or deep tubs filled with potting soil. Make sure the container has good drainage and place it in a sunny spot.
The Japanese crosier can also be grown in a deep container filled with potting soil.
It is important to hoe the soil around the plants regularly to prevent weeds from spreading. At the end of the season, cut off the wilted stems and leave the tubers in the ground over winter. You can harvest them as and when you need them.
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