This helped me in boat because I planted a potato I want to know when to harvest it and you said when it has flowers so I will harvest it when it has flowers thank you
First-timer here. I planted mine in late March, did everything as recommended and, apart from a couple of plants that have turned yellow and are falling over, they have grown into good-sized plants. There is no sign of any flowers, though – just tallish green plants. I guess I should leave them longer.
I have a question for you: my potato plants never did blossom and the plants are still gorgeous. They’ve been in the sacks for about three months now and I’m wondering what the heck to do…? Please advise – love your program and videos!
A few quick questions?After harvesting potatoes from any given plant,is the plant "destroyed and discarded" or do U replant it immediately and its able 2 continue to produce potatoes?Secondly I have seen people adding old car tyres to the base of the plant and filling this with soil which seems to cause the plant to grow higher(additional tyres r added over time;creating a tyre tower)Why is this done and does it create a higher yield?
THis vid helped me. thx 😀
Those spuds arecwayvyo small. We dont dig until the tops die.
This helped me in boat because I planted a potato I want to know when to harvest it and you said when it has flowers so I will harvest it when it has flowers thank you
Great advice. But oh my Lord…my mum would have kittens if she saw that pan!
Planted a white potato and it's like Jack and the beanstalk. It's been about 8 weeks. There's no flowers on it yet. Should I dig it up?
I like your accent and potatoe technique
Hi, very helpful. Thank you.
Thanks for the info !
You never wash potatoes before storing, leave the dirt on them to dry up outside before storing.
First-timer here. I planted mine in late March, did everything as recommended and, apart from a couple of plants that have turned yellow and are falling over, they have grown into good-sized plants. There is no sign of any flowers, though – just tallish green plants. I guess I should leave them longer.
Thank you!
That's what I was looking for. Thanks for sharing this video.
Thanks for this informational video.
I have a question for you: my potato plants never did blossom and the plants are still gorgeous. They’ve been in the sacks for about three months now and I’m wondering what the heck to do…? Please advise – love your program and videos!
Great tip. Thanks!
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Thanks for the great information! I love your channel!
Earlies don't always flower.
Love how you say "potatoes". The video was infomative and helpful as i usually pull mine too soon
can you eat them straight after harvesting or do you have to store for a while , ty
NO! You wait until the plants above ground die. Once they are dead THEN you harvest.
No.
Do NOT wash the dirt off until you're ready to eat them.
They will last much longer in storage when dirty.
Everybody knows this.
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A few quick questions?After harvesting potatoes from any given plant,is the plant "destroyed and discarded" or do U replant it immediately and its able 2 continue to produce potatoes?Secondly I have seen people adding old car tyres to the base of the plant and filling this with soil which seems to cause the plant to grow higher(additional tyres r added over time;creating a tyre tower)Why is this done and does it create a higher yield?
Wow very interesting video.