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VIDEO: 100+ Pounds Of Potatoes From 48 Square Feet! *Largest Harvest To Date*
It is potato season, the pkants have ran their course and they are ready to be harvested! Let’s see what we got! Check out our new clothing line! http:www.freshpickedapparel.com
What state are you guys planting in?
good morning checking out my container growing tomatoes which are doing super until I just discovered something is eating the Leafs off of the stems and just leaving the stem or branch I hope I can get an answer from someone
What is core gardening please
That s because you waited till plants were dead …we always wait till plants are totally dead
How do you keep mice/voles/moles from digging in and ruining what you've planted???? Is it inevitable?
I buy small potatoes for my seafood boils. I like how they are bite size, and they're delicious too.
Harvesting today so I thought it would be a good idea to make sure I do it right by checking out your video.
Am trying to grow some potatoes but the seed potatoes got rotten in the sand. Could it be the weather, since am in Ghana and the temperature is 37c.
Awesome harvest!!!
Probably more taters there if you take first a wide then a narrow fork to the bed.
excited about growing potatoes
Awesome, harvest!!
Our summer here in Ga is around 90 something with a heat index of a hundred or so. 81 isn't hot here. We would love that. Also the humidity is awful
Get someone who appreciates you as much as MIGardener appreciates potatoes
6:35 Green potatoes on the right and why folks mound and or mulch
Very nice harvest great job
Good video. Congratulations. I am planning to grow some potatoes of my own this year for the first time. I’m going to try some in my raised bed and others in containers. Going to try a few of your tips! Thank you!
However, I’m giggling a bit that you found an average in the 80’s to be hot. You’d die here. It can be 80° inside on a August day because it’s 115° or higher outside. With an average humidity of about 60-75%, I garden in the morning or evening. I hibernate indoors during the day. But I have autoimmune issues that make high heat intolerable to me. My husband however works outdoors most days.
I had tomatoes and peppers still growing until mid January when we had a freeze come in. I actually was still harvesting them too. I got about 15 tomatoes off of 5 vines right before the freeze. They had slowed in production as the horn worms found them in December when the rest of my gardens were done. But I don’t think many get any in December or January. So?…
What's this "core" you keep mentioning? I want to try it this year for my potatoes.
I’ve just started watching this channel recently. What zone are you in? I’m in 4b in Minnesota so I’m wondering if your planting season lined up with ours or is a bit earlier.
Honey,if you think that's hit,come on down here to south Texas, we'll show you Got,lol
We'll show you Hot!
You said that the average summer temperature was about 80°, is that a daily average meaning the average of all the highs of every day? Or did you take into account the temperature overnight also? I’m just wondering if it was lower at night that prevented the soil from evaporating as much as a solid 80° as an average including the overnights. Hope that question makes sense ha ha
Wow ! Magical
What do you mean when you say "Core"?
What is a core
Hold on.. did you say 81f was hot? That’s only 27c…where are you? I’d love to move there. It gets up to over 40c here in Australia.
How do you store all those? What is "core"?