Easiest Way to Grow Sugarcane

The easiest way to grow sugarcane is to first start sugarcane in water. Best time to plant sugarcane is in February. Sugarcane takes 11 months to harvest, so this way you can get a head start in growing sugarcane. You can also directly plant sugarcane in ground as well if temperature in your region gets above 70F in February. However if the day time temperature stays below 70F in Feb and March, it is best to first start sugarcane in water and when temperature reaches above 70F during the day, transplant the newly rooted sugarcane cutting in the ground. Add a lot of compost to loose well drained soil and plant sugarcane in clusters for a great harvest!

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[DaisyCreekFarms]

The easiest way to grow sugarcane is to first start sugarcane in water. Best time to plant sugarcane is in February. Sugarcane takes 11 months to harvest, so this way you can get a head start in growing sugarcane. You can also directly plant sugarcane in ground as well if temperature in your region gets above 70F in February. However if the day time temperature stays below 70F in Feb and March, it is best to first start sugarcane in water and when temperature reaches above 70F during the day, transplant the newly rooted sugarcane cutting in the ground. Add a lot of compost to loose well drained soil and plant sugarcane in clusters for a great harvest!

[coreygee]

I stumbled upon your video after getting three massive canes from my neighbor. I have to say, you are one genuine guy. Thanks for the info!

[snehalpatil]

You are the reason I started planting so many things in the US. I live in Houston and it’s perfect weather to grow anything. This year I will try to grow sugar canes ! Thanks again.

[wyattshook]

Ive been getting into gardening and run by your videos every once in a while. You explain things so thoroughly, thank you for sharing with us!

[karveeranivasa]

Love the childlike excitement and wonder that you carry in all your videos 👍

[jeffrey]

Enjoyed your video I suffered a brain injury at American Airlines while working dealing with the insurance company and evil empire Sedgwick after 24 years with the company no one cares left me struggling financially and can’t return to work because of my condition I Went to the store and they sold sugar cane the size of the cane I use to walk with remembering my dad and he grew sugar cane abundantly brought a beautiful memory back of him and sugar cane he has passed due to Cov19 but have forgotten how to grow them that Esther and Jeremih said to me buy a peace We will help you plant it in memory of your father so I thank you for this amazing video it’s made me feel good seeing the sugar cane growing and seeing how to 🙏🏾❤️plant it Esther is trilled with Jeremiah

[itskvani]

Hi Jag, please share the growth of sugarcanes periodically.. would love to see them

[danielmuhunami]

I was going for a walk with my kids and found some disposed cane it was all dried up and I thought what the heck let me try. You wount believe what happened overnight. One of the shoots is about an inch. Overnight! I’m going to try the rest

[KrishBright]

you are really self-sufficient, amazing to grow sugarcane in this lockdown

[rheyyahmhey]

I live in an agricultural place that has a lot of sugarcane. I will try what you did. Thanks for sharing. Im from Philippines.

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I like how straight forward the process is.

[kymbyrly]

Thank you! I've been thinking about growing sugar cane.

[mrcharrington]

Great information. I planted a few around 5 months ago and they're doing ok. Wish I had watched your video first. I plan to plant more this year. I have a serious question: How can people give a thumbs down? I must have missed the video they did.

[jendickerson]

I grow up chewing up sugarcanes. reminds me of my humble and happy life in the Philippines.

[brunoesposito]

Amazing! congratulations for your video! simple, and easy to understand!

[syedtahaiqbal]

Really excited! Been waiting for the sugarcane video since you mentioned it in that other seed planting video earlier. So cool👍

[lindaduncan]

I've always wanted to grow sugar cane! Definitely going to try this. Great video.

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They turned out nicely. You video has been liked and saved bro

[kapoiaNikol]

And now I need to find sugarcanes.. in the middle of the lockdown.. 😄

[xxvodanhxx]

1. Generally you don't want to submerge the node that you want the shoots coming out of. The shoot can 'drown'. It's best to have at least 2 nodes, and one node submerged. 2. Always plant it laying down. (I guess it doesn't matter much if you have only one node)