How to Plant Taro from Grocery Store Bulbs {English Subtitles}

Can this pass for an ASMR video? 🤪 One of the vegetables I miss, living abroad, is taro or gabi leaves cooked in coconut milk. We are able to buy dried leaves here from the Asian store but they’re not quite the same as fresh ones. They also come with a hefty price tag. So when I saw an opportunity to grow these plants from grocery bought vegetables, I took the opportunity. The experience was nice! Please let me know how you like this video. Part 2 - harvesting and cooking taro harvested from the garden. Other names: Taro, Gabi, Eddoe, Malanga, Calallo, Colocasia Esculenta Elephant’s ears. #delightfulsouvenirs #gardeningincanada #plantingtaro -*- So, what does taro taste like? Taro is slightly sweet and nutty in flavor, and it’s the root of the taro plant, which grows in tropical and semitropical climates all over the world. If you’re wondering how to grow taro, and you don’t live in such a climate, you can attempt to grow it in a gre