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How do you plant a taro?

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kalo (taro) reproduces when a piece of the corn (potato like part) breaks off and sprouts a leaf which continue to make more and more, usually depending how you grow them, looser soil tends to produce more keiki (children)... hope that helped

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you plant it in a paddy field where it can get sunshine

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