Sugar Cane Cuttings - Rare Heirloom varieties 10% off

[palmtreeluke]

https://greenplanetfarm.com/collections/all/sugar-cane

We specialize in unique rare and colorful varieties of cane.
For sale are sell fresh cut cuttings with viable buds for planting.  Most are softer shell canes that are easier to peel and chew. Others are harder hybrid canes that offer more resistance to diseases. All make good juice if you invest in a juicer. Our collection of canes come from all over the world, and we are happy to continue to offer the genetics to growers. Its hard to just pick one so we offer a multipack which includes 4 varieties if you cant choose!

Good for edible windbreaks or screen, many cane be groomed and grown as ornamental edibles also.

SPECIAL OFFER****We are offering 10% off to tropicalfruitforum members on sugar cane cuttings when you use Coupon Code: TFF10 at checkout****
Thank you for the support!

https://greenplanetfarm.com/collections/all/sugar-cane

[elouicious]

Nice selection!

Disocunt code didnt work for me-

[turpentyne]

Same here. Just put in an order for the potato mint.

[palmtreeluke]

Nice selection!

Disocunt code didnt work for me-

Thanks I just updated the code TFF10 should work now.

[FloridaManDan]

Code worked, thank you.

[D-Grower]

Some cool looking varieties for sure. Want some extra cash to come along so I can pick some up from you.

[CeeJey]

Ah nice, I have some guava seedlings going from seeds I got from your store. Excited to try out some new varieties of cane.

[palmtreeluke]

thanks everyone.

possibly last call, there is some cold weather coming down and hope we dont get a freeze like last year. 

Also if anyone wants larger quantities and wants to come to the farm or wants juice please let me know.

[palmtreeluke]

We escaped the cold and the cane continues to be available. Tropical fruit forum members Use the discount code to save 10%

[palmtreeluke]

Very limited FL red available. Just added Yue Tang and Arcadia Tall Red.

[palmtreeluke]

10% off for TFF members.

[drymifolia]

10% off for TFF members.

I see one of the varieties is called Cold Hardy #8, but I can't find a description of that variety. Do you have one somewhere? What kind of cold can it handle?

I'm wanting to grow some in my greenhouse, which spends most of the winter with lows in the 40s (occasionally upper 30s, never freezing), and highs in the low 50s to mid 60s. And very little sun for a few months. Here's the current winter so far, which is pretty typical:


I have found that some things that can survive brief colder freezes in other climates can't survive even in the greenhouse due to our persistently cool winter, but some things seem more able to handle it than others. Not sure where sugar cane falls on that spectrum.

[palmtreeluke]

10% off for TFF members.

I see one of the varieties is called Cold Hardy #8, but I can't find a description of that variety. Do you have one somewhere? What kind of cold can it handle?

I'm wanting to grow some in my greenhouse, which spends most of the winter with lows in the 40s (occasionally upper 30s, never freezing), and highs in the low 50s to mid 60s. And very little sun for a few months. Here's the current winter so far, which is pretty typical:


I have found that some things that can survive brief colder freezes in other climates can't survive even in the greenhouse due to our persistently cool winter, but some things seem more able to handle it than others. Not sure where sugar cane falls on that spectrum.

Hi We do not have cold hardy 8 available. We are unsure of its hardiness also. we sold it to many customers over the years maybe someone will report back but I don't have any data as we never got cold enough when i was growing to see any differences. I thinned out alot of varieties after maintaining them for years in the collection due to low demand and their characteristics.  I am now getting tons of interest in the cold hardy canes, go figure.

I believe most of my canes especially heirlooms are saccharum officinarum which is tropical from papa new guinea and they do not like 32f or below. I do grow some hybrids which seem a touch more resilient after a light frost. I dis have a commercial customer grow cane in a greenhouse in washington state before that sold at a farmers market with some success of my heirloom canes.

hope this helps
Luke

[drymifolia]

Thank you, I guess I'll give it a try! There's plenty of summer heat and sun in the greenhouse, so hopefully I'll get at least one good year of growth out of them.

[K-Rimes]

Thank you, I guess I'll give it a try! There's plenty of summer heat and sun in the greenhouse, so hopefully I'll get at least one good year of growth out of them.

As an aside, I got a free sugarcane plant and have it outside near a wall here in 9b which is probably quite similar to the conditions in your 8a greenhouse. It has survived some mild frosts so far, but probably will get tested more rigorously over the next 6 weeks where we usually get our lowest lows. The end of winter is in sight though, and it's been in ground an uncovered the  whole time.

[ryanscion]

Asian Black cuttings came in great condition and even had some sprouting. Thanks again Luke and GPF!

Ryan

[palmtreeluke]

Asian Black cuttings came in great condition and even had some sprouting. Thanks again Luke and GPF!

Ryan

awesome. they started growing in transit it looks like!