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Seed Cane (Sugar Cane) in South Georgia: Needs Long Season, Sandy Soil

Seed cane is a mature sugar cane stalk with buds for propagation. Historically grown in south Georgia for syrup. Needs sandy soil, regular feeding, long season, adequate water. May not survive winter in cooler areas. If it does, harvest stalks in November for chewing.

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