What happens next?

How to grow oca
Sprout your oca tubers before planting them.
Like potatoes, oca is most often grown from last season's tubers. These seed tubers can be held back from your own crop or purchased at a garden store.

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+ Place the tubers on a tray where they will receive direct sunlight and the temperature is somewhere between 60 and 70 f (16 and 21 c). Leave tubers on the sprouting tray 1 to 2 weeks.
+ Buy an effective root system from a nursery or plant store. Oca root systems are usually applied on a flat surface.
+ Cutting back the tubers early encourages oca to germinate and grow faster. Existing oca tubers can be put back in your soil.
+ When growing oca from seed, if you plant a 15-20 or larger or larger tank (as opposed to growing it about 3-4 days before the first frost, it will sometimes not grow well after planting in the containers. ) set your tubers on a table.
Place the tubers on a tray where they will receive direct sunlight and the temperature is somewhere between 60 and 70 f (16 and 21 c). Leave tubers on the sprouting tray 1 to 2 weeks.