Once the crocuses bloom in my yard (tiny little points sticking up now) can I pick the threads and dry them and use like normal saffron you'd buy at the store? Thanks!
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Unless you know exactly what type of Crocus you have Kolohe I would advise you against picking and drying your own.
There is one type that is extremely poisonous - Colchicum - and that includes all parts.
You can buy bulbs for Saffron from specialist bulb suppliers so a google searh might be a good idea.
Incidentally most of the world's Saffron is grown not far from where I live - it's cheap as chips to buy from my local markets.
There is one type that is extremely poisonous - Colchicum - and that includes all parts.
You can buy bulbs for Saffron from specialist bulb suppliers so a google searh might be a good idea.
Incidentally most of the world's Saffron is grown not far from where I live - it's cheap as chips to buy from my local markets.
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