My Just-Size Taro Seedlings

Grown without pesticides, using organic fertilizer
Taro Seed Potatoes
Photos are from a previous shipment sample

We will prepare the same quality for you.

☆ A small amount of good quality is enough
☆ Want to plant right away
☆ Save the trouble of going to buy
☆ Spare to avoid wasting field space if sprouts don't emerge
☆ Cultivate with children in the garden, food education, summer homework
☆ First experience with pesticide-free cultivation
☆ Harvesting experience (different from potatoes and sweet potatoes) Harvesting grandchild tubers is fun ?
☆ Be moved by eating fresh, just-dug taro

We enjoyed talking with everyone and received your opinions. Feel free to choose your just-right size.

Just dug
Sprouts have emerged
Power potato
You won't find these anywhere else.

[Hurriedly digging continuously due to this week's rain forecast.
Although there are still some in the field soil, we dig to sell out, always providing fresh seed potatoes. This is important.]

Grown without pesticides, so some may look imperfect.
These have been carefully grown specifically for seed potatoes.
Sizes vary.

Also, sprouts may break or snap during shipping, but this does not affect growth.
These are fresh seed potatoes dug in May, dried, and ready for planting. You can look forward to harvesting from December onwards.

Cultivation is easy, but they prefer a bit of moisture. Make effective use of empty spaces! In your garden or field.
☆☆☆ You can get a lot from one taro ? Effortless, enjoy harvesting with children and then having a imo-ni (taro stew) party.

They come with soil attached.
Please understand that there may be variations in total weight due to drying during transport.

The quality is different from those at home centers.

[Harvesting Guide]
1-2 buckets: Did my best
3 buckets: Full of spirit
4 buckets: Super expert

Type: Taro

Features: Pesticide-free

Variety: Variety is
Early Ishikawa (Ishikawa Wase)

This is a representative taro variety that produces young and grandchild tubers quickly and grows fast. It is characterized by its strong stickiness and resistance to breaking apart when cooked, making it delicious.

Popular sticky taro that sells out at every direct sales market. Delicious.