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Jicama, unlike potatoes, can not be grown from tubers and must be started from seeds. You can either start Jicama seeds indoors or directly plant them outdoors with some staking in place to support the climbing vines. Sow the large seeds at a depth of 1.5 to 2 inch in a rich, moist and loamy soil bed. You also try soaking the seeds overnight in warm water to accelerate the germination process. It’s best not to plant Jicama plants with Potatoes and Tomatoes.