November 21, 2024

VIDEO: Harvesting Sweet Potatoes with MY FIVE SONS! | VLOG


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28 thoughts on “VIDEO: Harvesting Sweet Potatoes with MY FIVE SONS! | VLOG

  1. Hi Jess and family! It was fun watching all of you harvesting the sweet potatoes together. What great family time! It was good seeing Jake and Asher since they're seldom in your videos.I would love for you to show share your sweet potato hash and baked sweet potato casserole. Thank you so much for sharing your family time with us!

  2. I had to cure my sweet potatoes in the house last year so I literally stabbed lots and lots of holes in plastic bags, filled them with sweet potatoes, layered(kinda) them in crates and put them near a south window and rotated them every couple days. I got the idea online to help with warmth and mostly humidity. Then I wrapped each one individually in a paper lunch sack, because my husband was concerned about the ink in newsprint. (No, he wasnt thrilled with them being in gross plastic either but that was only a couple weeks and I had decided it was the only way to get anywhere close to the temp/humidity recommendations). Then I stored them in wooden crates in a spare bedroom on a restaurant rack that I have curtains around so they were in complete darkness. This method worked extremely well for me in 6b. Just sharing found knowledge for anybody looking. There is more to growing sweet potatoes than maybe most other crops but it does make a big difference in taste and storage if you can find a way to get close to those numbers. Great harvest R&R family! I cant wait to see what Mama makes! God bless you all!

  3. Hilarious, I have 6 boys, 5 still at home and mine sound just like this when we garden… My oldest (15) helps, the next oldest (13) stands around and graces us with his presence… the littles make everything a game and talk so loud we can barely carry on a conversation! But, it's memories and learning as a family! That's what counts!

  4. Was thinking growing sweet potatoes in a container here in Alaska but I think we had a 2 or 2 up in the lower 70 but mostly about 54. Curing them at 54 will it work ?

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