I-itoi harvest
21 years ago
This is the first year I have grown I-itoi multipliers. This photo shows two of my larger clumps. I have not counted how many were in those clusters yet. Has anyone else had results like this? I am a bit concerned that they are ready this early in the year. I hope they don't completely dry up before planting time. I will store them in different locations to see what they can handle.
Tiff
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