When is the best time to plant taro in the south, and can it be planted after cutting into pieces?

Is taro a vegetable you like to eat? Would you like to know some planting tips about it? Let's take a look at the questions and answers below.

When is the best time to plant taro? It is generally planted in spring. That is around January to March. It usually cannot be harvested until around August to October each year.
When is taro planted in the south? The planting time in the south is also in spring, but it is generally from late February to late March. The growth cycle is also very long, about 7 months.
Can taro be cut and then planted? Taro cannot be cut into pieces for planting like potatoes. After cutting into pieces, the wound is difficult to heal, causing rot and preventing it from surviving.