Jicama

Crisp, low-calorie snack!

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Jicama

Crisp, low-calorie snack!

  • Tubers often weigh 1-6 lbs.
  • Add crunch to salads, veggie trays and tacos
  • Can also be fried and seasoned
  • Can be grown on a trellis
  • Stores well without refrigeration
Also called the Mexican turnip, Jicama tubers add wonderful crunch to salads, slaws, salsas, veggie trays and tacos. Low in sugar, calories and fat, but high in fiber, the roots can be eaten raw or fried like French fries. The tubers resemble flat, brown turnips and have the texture like a Jerusalem artichoke. They store well without refrigeration. When Jicama plants are pruned and the seedheads and blossoms pinched, the tubers can reach 1-6 lbs. To save space in the garden, the drought-resistant plants can be grown on a trellis. 130-150 DAYS.
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  • Botanical Name: Calopogonium caeruleum; Family Fabaceae (Pea Family)
  • Height: 36 - 60
  • Spacing:12 - 24 inches
  • Depth:1/8 - 1/4 inch
  • Spread:Very long Vines,
  • Light Required:Full Sun
  • Yield: 1 - 6 lbs./plant
  • Size: 30 Seed Pkt
  • Blooms: All Summer
  • Fruit: Tubers with mild, sweet flavor and a crisp texture
  • Days To Maturity: 130 - 150 days
  • Zone: 5-11
  • Germination: 10 - 18 days
  • Form: vegetable, root crop, jicama
  • Growth Rate: Vigorous, keep pruned
  • Pruning: Keep vines pruned to 3 - 5 feet long. Do not allow to flower as this will take energy away from roots and developing tubers.

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