3 Bulbs Colocasia esculenta, Green Taro, cocoyam, taro, Elephant Ears Bulbs Taro

All three of the bulbs I purchased grew, are healthy, and this photo was taken about one month after planting. (You see nothing, nothing, nothing for weeks, and then one day, the plants are just THERE--and you're like, "Where'd you come from?!") I started them inside, providing consistent temperature, moisture (as well as drainage), and sunlight. I just moved them outside a few days ago and they're still doing great. I'm happy with my purchase in that the plants are all are perfect and I was able to buy them earlier and more inexpensively than I could have locally. Happy spring and happy growing!

Of this package of 3 bulbs, one was rotten ion the package. I planted the other two, and have given them a month at this point and not a sign of life or growth. I did reach out to the vendor weeks ago but no response. I'll obviously not buy again.

These things NEVER grow for me. I've probably bought 40 bulbs over the years. I was optimistic one day and bought 2 orders of the 3 packs. I followed the directions and WOW! 4 out of 6 plants grew. After a month in the green house, one of those oddly died but I still have 3plants. So a 50% grow rate is better than I expected. I will definitely buy more if these still are alive at the end of summer.

Very nice size bulbs

So I only really wanted one bulb to begin with so the fact that 2 were duds and didn't grow after a month was okay with me. One of the duds was rotten when I dug it up and the other, I guess, just didn't have what it takes. That being said, the third is doing great. sprouted after a couple of weeks and just unrolled its first leaf after a month. It's happy, bright green and is growing fast despite the fact that it travelled across the country (in bulb form) and it's the middle of winter.I imagine though, if only 1 of mine was a good one, that easily all 3 could be duds in an order, but that just seems lie the risk you take with buying and shipping plant bulbs. They're not really supposed to be in packages, beat up by mailmen if you catch my drift. Anyway, I'm happy, but if you want a guarantee, you should probably just buy the live bloomed plant at a nursery.

I planted the bulbs in the shade and they did not due well. I thought they had died, but dug them up and relocated to a spot with more light. They came back to life and are now doing very well. 3 feet tall and still growing.

I've grown elephant ears before but this selection did not grow large for me.Fertilized, plenty of water and partial sun yet one bulb did not grow at all, the second produced a few leaves but only 6 inch height, the third bulb produced a nice plant but only about 2 ft at its highest point. Disappointing.

These don’t look to good. I planted them, if they don’t push up in a few days they aren’t any good.