Eric: The video is right on. I think I can clear up your confusion. Dioscorea oppositifolia (the "Chinese") has small tan round bulbils. The D. bulbifera has large tan bulbils, generally not edible.) Two different species with two different edibilities (more explained on my website.) Complicating the larger issue is there are, I think, varieties of D. bulbifera, some of which have edible bulbils after processing, and some that do not.
Eric, I could use some clarification on your video wrt another natural edibles expert on the same subject. At his site he refers to The Chinese Yam as something quite different from the Bulbifera (air potato). If I'm correct in assuming that the "bulbils" are the "air potatoes", then his entry suggests that the air potatoes are not considered edible. Not "considered" can mean many things of course. Any clarification on these two points? Thanks
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Interesting polyculture of the Jerusalem artichoke, groundnut, and chinese artichoke. Was it successful and worth duplicating? It looked that way in the video but its hard to tell.
artichoke is a very good medecine for kidney and liver.... antioxidant....
Cook one artichoke flower with one litre water and boiling about 45mn
thank drink about 6months... you will see doctor with good result...
thinguyen03 7 months ago
Sorry, I meant Paul.
EatTheWeeds 10 months ago
Eric: The video is right on. I think I can clear up your confusion. Dioscorea oppositifolia (the "Chinese") has small tan round bulbils. The D. bulbifera has large tan bulbils, generally not edible.) Two different species with two different edibilities (more explained on my website.) Complicating the larger issue is there are, I think, varieties of D. bulbifera, some of which have edible bulbils after processing, and some that do not.
EatTheWeeds 10 months ago
"this site", in the previous post, was intended to refer to this url:
bit.ly / hz2wy9
ytoobpg 10 months ago
Eric, I could use some clarification on your video wrt another natural edibles expert on the same subject. At his site he refers to The Chinese Yam as something quite different from the Bulbifera (air potato). If I'm correct in assuming that the "bulbils" are the "air potatoes", then his entry suggests that the air potatoes are not considered edible. Not "considered" can mean many things of course. Any clarification on these two points? Thanks
ytoobpg 10 months ago
Eric, Will any 2 of those 3 plants create a synergy with each other, or does the magic only happen when all three are together?
ytoobpg 10 months ago
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Gregmills007 11 months ago
Interesting polyculture of the Jerusalem artichoke, groundnut, and chinese artichoke. Was it successful and worth duplicating? It looked that way in the video but its hard to tell.
Wepinealed 1 year ago
I went to High School with Eric. He has always been amazing.
ThePrepSchoolNegro 1 year ago
Great work Eric, the Perennial Vegetable book is a masterpiece.. every gardener should own it.
UrbanHomesteadFL 2 years ago
anyone know how to grow goji berries in the midwest?
711shamn 3 years ago
Good stuff.
GardenGirltv 3 years ago
Great video!
feralkevin 3 years ago
awesome.
cmurkar 3 years ago