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Can gobo (burdock) be grown from root cuttings?

 
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I was wondering if I could cut the top of a gobo root i find at the store and put it and the soil to grow a plant?
 
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From experience of digging it out or rather trying to I would say yes it can grow back from a small piece of root.

Burdock is a bi-annual so what you will get from your bought root is a plant that flowers and then dies. You'll need to save seed and replant to get any edible root.
 
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