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Finally got cold enough the burn the Curcuma longa foliage , I was waiting to see how well it had grown for me . I was not dissapointed , all this from one little rhizhome planted late in the season . I have a few more plants , and want to spread it out a bit . Tastes fantastic used fresh in many dishes , and I will never use that powdered muck ever again .. I have a great recipe for Burmese fish Curry , from Charmain Solomon big Asian cookbok ..
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Time: 1st August 2008 8:55am
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Tran says...
Hi Trikus,
Wow! well done. How long does it take to produce that many rhizhomes from a single little one. 6 months?
Time: 1st August 2008 9:49am
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trikus says...
YES thats correct Tran , only 6 months , I was very impressed with the harvest . The 3m of rain during the growing season may have helped a little .
Time: 1st August 2008 12:59pm
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Tran says...
Thanks Trikus.
I tried to grow it in melbourne last year and after 6 months all I had was a plant without even the original Rhizhome and winter came the whole lot was gone.
Time: 1st August 2008 3:23pm
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