In Tati’s garden, she shows us how to grow yams in Canada. She transplanted a sprouted yam into a bag to give it more room to grow without disturbing the roots. She will continue to update us on its progress over the next few months. Stay tuned for the next part of the process. Thank you for watching!
How to Grow Yam in Canada: A Step-by-Step Guide
Welcome back to Tati’s Garden! Today, I’m going to show you how to grow yam right here in Canada. Did you know that yam grows here? Follow along as we embark on this exciting journey together.
Starting with just one sprouted yam, it kept growing and growing until it was time to transplant it for more space to thrive. When transplanting yams, it’s crucial not to disturb the roots too much, as they don’t like being moved. I transferred mine from a newspaper wrap to a bag for its new home.
For this project, I’ll be using a sack as the mama sap for the transplant. Now, as we enter summer, the bag is placed outside where it will stay for the next two to three months. Stay tuned for the second part of this series, where we’ll see the progress of our yam plant.
Keep your fingers crossed and let’s see what comes out of this exciting adventure. Thank you for watching and see you next time in the garden! Bye for now.
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Section 1: Introduction to Growing Yam in Canada
– Yam can be grown in Canada
– Starting with one sprouted yam
– Transplanting for more growth space
Section 2: Transplanting the Yam Plant
– Using a sack as the mama sap
– Caution against disturbing the roots
– Placing the bag outside for summer
Section 3: Conclusion
– Stay tuned for the progress update
– Exciting journey of growing yam in Canada
By following this guide, you too can successfully grow yam right in your own backyard. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting gardening adventure. Thank you for joining us in Tati’s Garden – see you next time!
