There are only five known varieties of the Pachyrhizus species, and only three of those are popular Jicama cultivars which are commonly cultivated around the world. The three c… See more

Jicama enjoys long days of full sunlight exposure and requires a trellis for support, as its vines grow up to 15 to 20 feet long with adequate support. Long vines and lots of leaves e… See more

Start jicama seeds by soaking them in water overnight. Then, sow at least two seeds into each four inch pot using a seed starting potting mix. Using a grow light, a greenhous… See more

Amend native soil by mixing in several inches of well-rotted compost prior to planting. Provide plenty of water, keeping the soil moist at all times throughout the growing se… See more

Jicama is propagated by seed only. Because of its long taproot, transplanting after plants have become established is not recommended. Jicama can be planted each year.… See more