Assertion: wasabi | /r/HasProperty | difficult to grow
Facets:
value: notoriously
type: DEGREE
value: extremely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Wasabi is difficult to grow, which means that actually there isn’t a great deal of wasabi plants on the market for sale.
text: Wasabi tends to be difficult to grow and extremely expensive.
text: As such, wasabi is extremely difficult to grow.
text: By contrast, wasabi is extremely difficult to grow outside of its native Japan, which is why it’s a rare—and pricey—find in any form, and why horseradish is so often used as a substitute.
text: Wasabi, a plant similar to cabbage and horseradish, is notoriously difficult to grow as water flow and lighting conditions have to be exact and it takes two years to harvest.
text: Wasabi is difficult to grow, which means that actually there isn’t a great deal of wasabi plants on the market for sale.
text: Wasabi is notoriously difficult to grow –
text: Wasabi is difficult to grow and not many home gardeners attempt it, but if you’re up for a challenge and have a lot of patience (it takes two years to mature), here are some tips on how to grow wasabi.
text: While horseradish grows quickly with a bit of prompting and care (and it thrives in Illinois), wasabi is difficult to grow outside Japan.