The plant of sugarcane

Chengde, China

January 11, 2018 2:23am CST

The actual photo of sugarcane before it is ripe. Sugarcane is a tropical, perennial grass, the plant is two to six meters tall. Sugarcane is used for sugar production.

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@resukill22 (25052)

• Las Pinas City, Philippines

11 Jan 18

We have here in philippines,

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@resukill22 (25052)

• Las Pinas City, Philippines

12 Jan 18

@fei1125 nice to meet you too.

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• Chengde, China

12 Jan 18

Nice to meet you.

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• Chengde, China

12 Jan 18

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@MALUSE (69413)

• Germany

11 Jan 18

I'm sure you could write a bit more about sugar cane for the members who don't know this plant. How is sugar produced from it?

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@MALUSE (69413)

• Germany

12 Jan 18

@fei1125 MyLot is not a photo site but a text site. Photos only accompany the text.

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• Chengde, China

12 Jan 18

But I think the photo is more important. Some people haven't see it before. When I first saw it, I was surprised.. Maybe most of us don't know most of plants

• Chengde, China

12 Jan 18

@MALUSE Yes. But photo is lively.

@lady1993 (27225)

• Philippines

11 Jan 18

ohh that looks delicious, i saw that you can drink water from inside it?

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• Chengde, China

12 Jan 18

You can eat it after another month. it is not ripe now.

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@lady1993 (27225)

• Philippines

15 Jan 18

@fei1125 oh, how do you know if it's ripe? does the color change?

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• Chengde, China

17 Jan 18

@lady1993 yes, it changes color and grow bigger.

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@prashu228 (37526)

• India

11 Jan 18

I like to eat sugar cane .

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• Chengde, China

12 Jan 18

Me too

@JohnRoberts (109857)

• Los Angeles, California

11 Jan 18

That is one sweet plant!

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• Chengde, China

12 Jan 18

yes, it can produce sugar

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Aashish Basnyat

@creativeaashish (2609)

• Kathmandu, Nepal

11 Jan 18

Is it grown in your own garden? It's beautiful to see such greenery!

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• Chengde, China

12 Jan 18

no, I take this photo from other people's farmyard.

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Aashish Basnyat

@creativeaashish (2609)

• Kathmandu, Nepal

12 Jan 18

@fei1125 Oh! That farmyard needs to be cleaned. I think so. Thank you for sharing the photos. Happy myLotting.

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• Chengde, China

17 Jan 18

@creativeaashish This is planted by a Cambodia girl near her working area.

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@Letranknight2015 (51513)

• Philippines

11 Jan 18

how long before they grow?

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• Chengde, China

12 Jan 18

3-5 months.

@TheHorse (205716)

• Walnut Creek, California

13 Oct 18

What does it taste like if you pick one and suck on it? Do you grow a lot of sugarcane in China?

@sw8sincere (5204)

• Philippines

11 Jan 18

Oh I love sugarcanes!

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• Chengde, China

12 Jan 18

Me too. Sweet taste.

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