• Plant: Blue Nasturtium (Tropaeolum azureum)
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  • Caption: These tubers bury themselves very deep - here you can see how they traspassed the styrofoam pot to accomodate to their desired depth - this makes it absolutely impossible to dig Tropaeolum tubers in the wild.
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