Can You Grow Yam in the Dry Season? Absolutely! 🌱 Home growers! Did you know you can start growing yams in the dry season while waiting for the rains? It's not just possible—it's a great way to maximize the growing season! On the 27th of December, we planted some yam minisetts, and today we decided to check on them. Guess what? They're still viable, and one has even started developing roots—a clear sign that the sprouting process has begun! It’s always exciting to see those first signs of life. 🥰 How Long Does It Take? Typically, yams take 20-45 days to show visible germination, depending on the conditions. So don’t be discouraged if you don’t see anything right away. Patience is key! If you want to learn step-by-step how to germinate and grow your own yam minisetts this dry season successfully, click the link to subscribe to our LIVE TUTORIAL starting on January 13th! We'll be sharing all our tips and tricks for growing yams at home in this dry season. https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMkfadpvc/ Grow along with us! 🌱🥔