[Steveharford]

Mine are chitting well and I'm thinking of putting them in. However, I read an article or another blog somewhere that they are just as happy being planted in modules until planting in the autumn. Not sure what to do now. Also, do I just feed the soil as if for spuds?

[al78]

I planted mine about two weeks ago. The instructions said treat them like potatoes so that is what I did. 

[Markw]

Mine have just come up in their pots, but I won't be planting them out yet.

[bravemurphy]

Looking to plant mine in the next week.

[3 allotments]

Planted mine a while ago still no sign of them 

[Annad83]

Me too 3 allotments guess it's a waiting game!

[Ma Lowe]

Not planted mine yet. I read somewhere that May was the time to plant them so will probably plant them first week.

[surbie100]

I've covered all bases - 4 in a bag on the plot, 4 still at home chitting happily. 

[sunshineband]

Those that got left behind are growing nicely, so it certainly is OK to plant them out around here

[Steveharford]

Well I've just got mine in whilst I have the time.  Another job off the list. Main spuds to go in next.

[New shoot]

Mine were starting to show signs of sprouting so went into pots about a week ago.  They are in the cold greenhouse, but are not showing any top growth yet.  They will get transferred to the plot as soon as they do and I have got the ground ready for them 

Spares currently being distributed to friends at work and other plot holders.  They got a bit of interest last year as no-one had any clue what I was growing 

[easyonthebrain]

In relation to planting Oca, the distances between have varied from 60cm - 90cm apart. Could anyone give some advice re planting oca please 

[Steveharford]

I put mine in a foot apart.

[easyonthebrain]

Cheers Steve, I'll give that a bash 

[Madame Cholet]

About 2 weeks ago.