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Storing Jerusalem Artichokes We have a problem with storing Jerusalem Artichoke tubers over the winter. They are stored indoors on trays of sand in a single layer but are going mouldy. Is it better to leave them in the ground over winter?
Lynne Hindle & Reinhold Huber
Storage problems could arise if it's not cold enough, not clean enough or too moist. Tubers could have been infested with a disease which develops fully in storage (are the ones in the soil still okay?). Could try to leave them in, but they may resprout too soon. Holger
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