Grow Potatoes

How to grow potatoes at home. #Shorts
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In this video you will see how easy and rewarding it is to grow potatoes at home. We will go over the entire process from preparing seed potatoes (chitting), to planting, taking care of the plant and harvesting and we will be growing them in grow bags. Easy organic potato farming in container. Growing potatoes in containers or fabric pots is an easy alternative when space is limited.

[@sambee4927]

You harvested too early. Harvest when the leaves are turning yellow or brown. That way you'll get even bigger potatoes.

[@tacha2113]

I was going to ask when to know they're ready. Thanks a lot. May God bless you.

[@Blah-blah-sure]

I'm having a hard time growing potatoes. Are the eyes supposed to be buried? Or just above the soil?

[@jasonpenny4007]

​@@Blah-blah-sureyeah bury the the eyes with them facing up but a very light amount of dirt you want to keep applying dirt to the stem as it grows.

[@Blah-blah-sure]

@@jasonpenny4007 ok, thanks

[@jasonpenny4007]

@@Blah-blah-sure hey np hope your doing fine I was doing so experimenting and I found out that drying your cut potatoes then putting it in a container with high amount of humidity (a napkin that's damp) will germinate your potatoes way faster than the dirt. Did some last week and the ones in the sealed container is growing a lot faster.

[@pace_605]

Thanks for a small quick and easy tutorial!

[@AlexRamirez-vz1vj]

i did not think to cut the potatoes in half....
good tip for next time...

[@philadelphiagardener]

Ain't nothing like some homegrown potatoes 👍🏾 them jawns be hitting

[@matthewlane1040]

How often do you water them

[@mandyzepeda5447]

Great tutorial. This is how we grow ours too

[@나명순-r2k]

잎이누런해질때까지,두엇다가,캐봐요,더마니켈수있어요

[@kato_dsrdr]

Lol. Never knew it's that simple..

[@andyakomagaling8695]

good harvest of potato you have there. keep it up

[@tiptoe8921]

I usually harvest mine if the leaves goes yellow

[@joyogbuehi9103]

Thank you

[@Ricosyard]

Awesome job

[@Momo_Kawashima]

So basically you cut half a potato and get a full potato. *business is booming*

[@noentiendonada5672]

Podrías describir el compuesto de la tierra para tan excelente resultado, gracias desde Argentina

[@abliz8480]

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Aqui esta otro video donde explica
Saludos desde Texas

[@cljh5069]

Quick, informative, entertaining! 👏👏👏👏

[@houseofexile.3682]

Thanks for this video.. kindly advise on the soil medium used.. would really appreciate

[@PhillySpecial]

Equal parts of manure, coconut coir, perlite and garden soil. Please check my detailed video on potato growing for additional details: ua-cam.com/video/JgWOvZf7lbw/v-deo.html

[@usacycling5949]

how plants are just magical I love it

[@qaisarali9559]

Great Tutorial Small and Quick simple potato growing shorts

[@carolinesalzman8758]

Wait so you don’t have to cover the green part growing?

[@donuts3476]

Infinite food glitch

[@marieunuka22]

Thanks for this i cant wait to plant my own :)

[@anainesrodrigues]

Do we need to let them dry first? It's the first time i am doing this

[@PhillySpecial]

You can eat them right after harvest & they taste very good. If you plan to store them for longer time then it’s better to “cure” them by letting them dry for a week in a dark and humid place.

[@lemon.puree.]

Thank you! I've been wanting to plant something and my mom let me cut off sprouts off a potato and plant it

[@diverdave4056]

my potato plants grew 5 to 7 feet tall last summer !

[@diverdave4056]

@frogeggs426 believe it or not ... but i do not use any fertilizer . Each fall i cover the entire garden with 12 to 16 inches of mulched up tree leaves and let them rot all winter long and in the spring time i rototill them into the soil !

[@safiyam.3938]

Thanks for the tip!

[@candygirl657]

What's the best time of year to plant?

[@PhillySpecial]

In cold climate area best time to plant is early spring. Plant around the “last frost day” in your area.

[@ВенераАбдеева-д2щ]

в Греции в конце сентября и в октябре на улице в огороде сажают в феврале или в марте выкапывают, 90-120 дней растёт

[@CryptoBates]

Help i found a box in the cupboard with potatoes with long roots, do i throw away or plant!??

[@PhillySpecial]

Potato is normally planted in early spring. If the weather will be good for next 3-4 months then you can plant.

[@kemet432]

about how long did that take to grow?

[@PhillySpecial]

It depends on the variety. Some varieties are ready for harvest in 90 days, while some would need up to 110 days.

[@jamesmazzone7467]

Instead of waiting for them to heal over you burned ashes fro. Wood charcoal

[@DemonSliime]

Cut potat. Potat in dirt. Forget potat. Potat hav famly. Eat potat famly.

[@PhillySpecial]

The best summary 😀

[@queen_xcx]

I love this😂

[@oman4229]

Do you have to let them dry after cutting the eye sections before you stick them in the ground?

[@PhillySpecial]

Yes its good to let the cut dry for couple of days. This will form a thick callous & will prevent the seed potato from rotting or getting bad.
Please check my detailed video on potato growing for a better explanation.
ua-cam.com/video/JgWOvZf7lbw/v-deo.html

[@oman4229]

@@PhillySpecial thank you very much im going to try this😁

[@NeverStartTradingOptions]

Can i use normal potatoes to make seed potatoes?

[@PhillySpecial]

Yes you do not have to buy special "seed potatoes". Just use the potatoes from the grocery store. Organic versions are good since they are not sprayed with sprout inhibitors. You can check our detailed video on potato growing: ua-cam.com/video/JgWOvZf7lbw/v-deo.html

[@Gunsandbunsmma]

How often and how much do you water

[@PhillySpecial]

I water every other day. Don’t let the soil go completely dry.

[@PhillySpecial]

I water every other day. Don’t let the soil go completely dry.

[@shilpapramosh7188]

👏👏

[@thekingsdaughter4233]

Cut side down?

[@PhillySpecial]

The bud or the eyes coming out of the seed potatoes needs to be facing up. The direction of cut side does not matter.

[@blackly999]

Far simpler than the others

[@PhillySpecial]

Thanks!!

[@Bandhana_online]

Which soil u using

[@PhillySpecial]

Please watch my full length video for details on the soil.
ua-cam.com/video/JgWOvZf7lbw/v-deo.html

[@fruitvideos9999]

wow luar biasa

[@sarasafeer4588]

Bro just simply plant a whole potato

[@wolvygrei9908]

Time to be Irish!

[@catticlus]

Infinite potato glitch?

[@stephenchung8233]

Balllsack potato

[@БулатЛобсанов]

Мелочь какая-то а не картошка - горох одним словом !

[@ladyboywonder9139]

How do you know when to harvest? I forgot when I planted mine but I see the plants

[@PhillySpecial]

It is time to harvest when the leaves on potato plants will be yellow or brown, and the plants will start to fall over. Full-sized potatoes are usually ready about 120 days from planting.

[@ladyboywonder9139]

@@PhillySpecial thank you this is my first experiment with my new garden . My parents garden quite a bit when I was a kid but that was * ahem* ‘A little while ago’ so now I am rebooting my experiences in my skills and I am already very very excited to see that after I put the potatoes in the ground the plants came up. Despite the rather dry season we are having right now where I am. Happy
Gardening people!

[@CC-or4lz]

How often do you water them?

[@jenniebargabos3652]

@@CC-or4lz every 10 days or so or when the soil is dry to the touch

[@jenniebargabos3652]

@@CC-or4lz but they should have it very good drainage or it will cause root rot and you don't want that