Easiest Way to Grow Sugarcane

[@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!

[@dps5819]

Living in a 4 season area can sugar cane be grown in pots as well or is it better in the ground ?

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

It's better in the ground. If your growing season is not too long in summer, you can use greenhouse cover to protect sugarcane and retain heat.

[@nancea7713]

Hii Jag...my husband and I been watching lots of your videos... Growing up in Trinidad and Tobago, the island has lots of sugar cane, which we always enjoy eating, unfortunately we live not in zone 7 in the US so can't even plant sugar cane but will do lots other veggies in the summer... We enjoy watching your videos and was wondering where is your farm located?

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

@@nancea7713 Thanks for watching the videos, Farm is located in California, 1 and a half hour east of San Francisco.

[@wandalee5010]

Daisy Creek Farms with Jag Singh can you start with store bought sugar cane?

[@coreygee799]

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!

[@wyattshook2775]

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!

[@danielmuhunami2206]

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

[@itskvani]

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

[@astrox9097]

Hi

[@Swan7094]

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[@karveeranivasa9012]

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

[@snehalpatil6035]

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.

[@younge2386]

I live there too. The weather isnt perfect 😂 the storms are bad

[@KrishBright]

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

[@jeffrey5706]

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

[@mrcharrington1]

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.

[@jendickerson6530]

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

[@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)

[@rheyyahmhey601]

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

[@kymbyrly]

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

[@staticplays1871]

I like how straight forward the process is.

[@kapoiaNikol]

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

[@barney1019]

Omg! Was thinking the same!!

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Haha, call some local farmer or gardeners around you

[@barney1019]

Greetings Jag! From Sri Lanka! And we get "the needs" delivered to our doorstep.. that's it! Lovely channel you have though! Been homesteading myself too! 😊

[@vinagerie427]

Wegman's Supermarkets :)

[@bonganiyasharahla8488]

Same here

[@Abigelow15]

Really appreciate the video, Jag! There are so many (20+ minute long) videos showing "easy" ways to grow sugar cane, but your video is informative and concise! You've also given me a reason to visit India (vast fields of sugar cane), aside from the amazing street food, so thanks for that! I'm in Michigan (zone 5b/6a) - hardly tropical if any sense. Do you think I'd be able to grow some sugar cane over the course of a summer for the kids to enjoy? I realize it won't survive the winter (outside), but it seems like a pretty hardy plant that I could do something with inside over the winter.

[@spicydogsoup]

you will need a big house

[@syedtahaiqbal809]

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

[@lindaduncan3292]

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

[@brunoesposito9346]

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

[@TitanChromeE]

Amazing video. Heard they were very rare in Canada so I picked up some while travelling. Can’t wait to try!!

[@joenathan8059]

Thx for the video. I live in a colder climate but I'm hoping in a controlled environment I can grow some.

[@blank3097]

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

[@catey62]

Thanks for this. I have a sugar cane plant I bought at my local nursery, but would like to be able to start some more plants that I can give to family and friends that would like to grow it as well. will be trying this method as soon as I can.🙂

[@crochetgottaloveit]

Love this video on rooting and growing sugar cane. Do you know what variety this is? I am looking to grow an heirloom variety. Thanks! I always enjoy your channel.

[@Vector_Ze]

I came here because I'm interested in growing a little sugar cane in my Florida garden. Very helpful video! In season, I used to find cane for sale at roadside markets when I was a kid. Sadly, I never see it any more. So, it looks like I'm outta luck, unless I run across some.

[@patdavis1851]

I just bought a cane from an Etsy store. :-)

[@somedudeonyoutube1605]

I love how excited about the progress you are

[@nouraldeen4014]

Really enjoyed this video. I'll try to plant sugar cane.Thanks for sharing beneficial knowledge.PEACE🙂

[@MRJUGGERNAUTSILLz]

Nice, your 2 months size shoots are my 1 month, its my first time and i didnt propagate in water just in soil, good sign

[@agroflorestasma3848]

Nunca plantei assim. Obg pela dica

[@mat_has_one_t8886]

Great video! I just have one question though, regarding mold. After cutting them up just as you do, and placing them in water (enough to cover the nodes - which are now growing and roots are growing after just a few days), but now I’ve got mold growing on top of each piece. How can I avoid/get rid of this?

[@johnsheppard4428]

Sorry I'm late, but for anyone else with mold: air flow, so include a fan that will move the air. More light, place it somewhere brightly lit with natural light if you can. Decrease humidity... difficult to do since it's in a pot of water (leaving it outside will help if it's warm enough). Spray the moldy parts with hydrogen peroxide, a weak solution. Vinegar may also work but may affect the plant. Essentially, if the plant was outside it would be less susceptible to mold, so create those conditions. Wind, light, heat etc.

[@David__.]

Should you thin sugar cane out? I have multiple shoots that develop eventually in close proximity- the cane has been in about a year. Will thinning out give you larger individual canes? Great clear video, thank you.

[@rajuvekatesh]

Fantastic. 👍 Good information to grow Sugarcane in water, before sowing in soil.

[@MountainGardenGirl]

Maybe this will be of interest. I live in the northeast but use two clear tote bins over my non hardy plants and keep them alive all winter during sub zero temps. The theory is that each tote creates an environment 200 miles south of current location. It would be a way to start sugar cane right in the ground maybe. Thanks for enjoyable video.

[@genkiferal7178]

starting them in a compost pile in full sun is the other way. the problem is when you remove them from the warm compost pile or they are too big to fit under a tote - then winter kills them the following cold season.

[@sreykmao69]

Thanks for the how to video, now I need to look for sugarcane stalks.

[@trudy1603]

You are amazing, l have been trying seeds out, didn't know my fenugreek would grow

[@guendelynkrane]

Hi New friend here sugarcane juice is delicious. Thank u for the Nice vedio. They are also fast grow.

[@maureenlarge5056]

Thank you, I didn't know anything about sugar cane.

[@blacksinglemomhomesteadont6454]

Thank you so much. I will call the Latino store in the morning and ask if they have any sugar cane. My dad kept a stalk next to his bed growing up. I always think of him when I hear of or see sugarcane. I can't wait to grow my own next month. Please do a follow up video. I want to see how long til harvest. Nice job!

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Here is the video kzbin.info/www/bejne/j56mn32Qh7Bje7c

[@Mikoto13]

They grow in Mexico too they where so good to chew on in the summer!!

[@irakli7827]

Hi Jag, I'm from Zone 9, winter with no frost (frost once in 5 years maybe, but as usual minimum 35F) subtropical. Please advice sugarcane variety (cold hardy maybe) witch i can grow outdoor ?

[@parlujipanji9764]

Best presentation, good english prononciation, regards from Indonesia.

[@paramnathan6326]

Hi Jag great video on planting sugar cane...the video presentation good got some idea how to start since the climate here in Malaysia is summer throughout the year...should not be a problem when to start.Thanks for the interesting video

[@BlazRa]

I made a nice syrup with some sugar cane I harvested from my yard I also added some vanilla and cinnamon it's pretty good I like to dip pork sausage in it

[@maulikmotiwala5089]

Can you please guide me to the knife (sheer tool) you were using to cut the sugar cane? I want to make sure I invest in the right (proven) one. Thanks.

[@davidthegood]

Good experiment.

[@diliproy2082]

Which is the best growing season sir ?

[@_mytube_]

Does that make you a sugar daddy?

[@TheDragonballboy]

You sir win the internet

[@farisasmith7109]

10 months later and still hilarious!😂

[@farisasmith7109]

So is it better to do the cut for one or two node ?

[@quinnfischer6529]

@@farisasmith7109 they both worked great so I suppose if you use 1 node you will have more plants than if you use 2

[@JeanneBook]

4 years later still funny 🤣 ​@@farisasmith7109

[@susanspencer9538]

Tanks for sharing, But how do you turn it into dry Sugar like the bagged Sugar at grocery stores? And does it grow in Lewisburg, Ky???

[@hydroman1976]

Great video. Just thought about growing sugarcane and your video came up

[@vigils]

Can you make a video on what vegetables/ herbs you can regrow just in water?

[@sandramahadeo4910]

Hi Jag i know how to plant sugarcane I saw my father planting cane i want to wish you and your family a very happy Easter and stay safe bye.

[@kayomboedward8009]

Thanky you for a wonderful lesson

[@shabdaummatt3427]

THE BEST VIDEO ON THE UTUBE AND YOU ARE THE BEST AND AMAZING AWSOME

[@vanessaturner4333]

Thanks for this excellent video! ❤

[@brucevodka]

Thanks Jag.

[@lazyassassin9010]

Thanks Jag uncle I m a kid so uncle for your information I have planted raddish in my back yard

[@dkapasi4]

Long season of 11 mo? Is Texas La1 soil ok? What’s profitability?

[@mattfletchall5550]

Will regular tap water work with this or do you need to filter the water?

[@daphneydonegan5680]

Can this grow in zone 7 al. I remember chewing on cane when I was young. Would love for my daughter to experience it as well

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

You will need to use greenhouse cover in spring and fall to grow sugarcane in zone 7.

[@daphneydonegan5680]

Daisy Creek Farms with Jag Singh ok thank you for the info. Now I just have to find my sugar cane.

[@musaadfelton3909]

Hi Jag. I trust you are well. I have never grown sugar cane or bamboo. I found a place where there is giant bamboo growing . I want to grow the bamboo from cuttings. Can bamboo be propagated the same way as sugar cane, by rooting it in water?

[@SeareanMoon]

looking longingly from Alaska... I wonder if it can grow so far north...

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

In a greenhouse you can

[@armaanmahal3321]

I have a question, when the sugarcane is in the water do you keep it indoors or outdoors? thanks

[@siddharthasinha1610]

Can I visit your farm, I started watching a lot of your videos and inspired for my small backyard/front yard garden

[@TeamArVes]

Thanks Jag I enjoy the video. I also like to grow sugarcane in my garden

[@mogalekganya]

I just planted my first sugarcane in my yard😍

[@tanisha.r.thomas]

Me too yesterday❤

[@BuhayProbinsya-ru2ft]

nice i already plant it direct to the soil

[@muhammadabdulmalick8895]

Your illustrations are nice. You don’t have to leave a long stub of cane with nod. Just cut and separate the nods and put them in the soil.

[@parwaysways4488]

Hi mate, great video and excellently presented...

[@franckforster5451]

Thanks mate, good one!. Do you change the water every day?

[@everythingzimofficial]

It's aug I'm too late can I still plant them now ??

[@carryburke1033]

I have a bidding stalk about 20 inches long with 3 sprouting stalks. Can I plant it directly in the ground even if one is not going the same way as the other 2?

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Yes you can!

[@positivegardening1212]

Sir sugercane is a plant that grows in hot climate so I plant my cane in January. In order to give it more hot time. In India climate is still warm in rainyseson. Nice video

[@marcelobfarms1841]

nice ilustration for sugar cane

[@claritamamaril858]

I'M NEW SUBSCRIBER THANK YOU SO MUCH TO YOUR VIDEO MORE POWER AND GOD BLESS

[@wendyward2585]

What kind and brand of saw is that? Where did you buy it?

[@GUAP44]

Do you have cold winters there?

[@rafaohenrique815]

Thanks Jag ! Greetings from Brazil !

[@christinat9029]

Thank you! Cool experimenting

[@melophoga]

Your channel is amazing! Keep making videos.

[@TalhaShaikh-v8w]

8 month ago watched this video and applies with 8 sugar cane pieces with one nodes only They are already 7 or 8 foot . 4 month left to cut them And hey is there anyway or any technique to cut them but they will still grow rather then stop growing

[@akibakib4010]

I love your videos

[@koustavsuny]

Bahut badiya sirji ❤

[@okaunis]

Thank you for the information. Great video.

[@LadyGoza]

What kind of knife is that? I want to get one. My knives don't cut sugarcane that easily.

[@hemagowda9049]

Did u change water

[@buckyb7658]

Great video. Thank you!

[@Wolf-xu1fj]

That’s a good saw, what kind is it?

[@cherylanneusherwood3503]

Great video! I have two questions, can you leave your sugarcane in the house to germinate or should it be outside? Also, should they be in a sunny area or not?

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

For propagating in water, in the house next to a window.

[@DoniFitz]

Did you experience any mold on your cuttings while propagating? Mine are growing a white mold on top, and I’m unsure if that’s okay

[@mat_has_one_t8886]

Mine too are getting mold on top from where I cut the pieces. For me it’s green and white mold. I’m wondering how to prevent or get rid of this mold without needing to cut again!

[@abdullahmzlan7018]

This man hand is Godlike

[@ConstantChaos1]

What if you covered the tops of the single joint ones?

[@lahlah3922]

Bro got the realistic shaders???!!! what texture pack is that broo???

[@nokyinkonyak292]

Thankyou so much , finally got Idea 🙂🤨

[@sushilasahu1575]

Sir if We put in a pot it can grow easily ?

[@navygirl54]

Do you put it in the sun when it's in the water???

[@claritamamaril858]

OH I SEE! ITS ONE YEAR TO WAIT OK THANK YOU AGAIN

[@joyceasamoah1925]

Can l plant sugar cane in a container? How deep should the container be?

[@prairielivingtwins]

Do you have to wait until a shoot pops up or can you plant just with roots

[@evil17]

You can plant it straight into the ground or pots just makes sure it has enough moisture, it will still grow fine.

[@lilbob369]

Do you think a DWC would work well b