put them on a hotbed,bury in damp sand,keep moist and warm,heaps of shoots will form and come up through the sand.you can remove these and plant them and more will come.
ayjay1,
Oct 29, 10:14pm
Thanks for that :-) It is probably a bit late now for this year.
arcane1315,
Feb 24, 12:44am
Cut a kumara in half - place in a bowl of water. Shoots will grow - when they are long enough break them off, put in a glass of water till they get roots - then plant. (I don't think its too late to do it?) You can keep the kumara in the bowl growing as a pot plant if you want :)
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