The bulbs/tubers have decided that spring has sprung, and they are ready to go. Mostly Oca, but also Amorphophallus and similar. USA shipping only. This is a free distribution, please make a donation to the PBS in lieu of compensating me. I will pay shipping. Email me privately ( trolleypup@gmail.com) with your Name, Address, and what you are interested in. If you are local to SF and can pick up, email me, as there are other things that are too big or unwieldy to ship. I have a large quantity of Oca (Andean root vegetable) of several varieties that either have to be shared or will be discarded (the large tubers were eaten), all are sprouting. Definitely not the usual decorative geophyte...they grow vigorously to a meter across, in a rambling form with occasional yellow flowers, in decent conditions they will produce more than a pound of tubers from a single tuber. They are high elevation tropicals, requiring cool/moderate days and cool nights all summer, along with consistent moisture (coastal PNW, coastal N California), they will not thrive in hot conditions, also, tuber formation doesn't start til the fall equinox). I have half a dozen varieties of Oca. Unless otherwise noted, I'll send a selection of a few tubers of each variety, If you want a larger amount, I will happily send more. The Amorphophallus, Sauromatum, and Oxalis will be divided equally unless otherwise requested. Oca (Oxalis tuberosa): white, Amarillo, Bolivian Red, Creamy Yellow, Hopin Alba, Sunset, dark rose with peach. Oxalis meissneri Oxalis stenorhyncha Amorphophallus albus, bulbifer, konjac (multiple clones), konjac Leo Song Sauromatum venosum (multiple clones), venosum Indian Giant Robert in cool San Francisco, where maybe a bit of rail will fall soon. _______________________________________________ pbs mailing list pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net http://lists.pacificbulbsociety.net/cgi-bin/… Unsubscribe: <mailto:pbs-unsubscribe@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net>