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Find out how to grow a bounty of potatoes from just one spud.
Gardening enthusiasts are discovering an innovative method to ensure an endless supply of potatoes, right from their own gardens. A recent video by 'Planted in the Garden' showcases how to transform a few potatoes into a continuous harvest, featuring both store-bought and specialized seed varieties. The process begins by placing old potatoes in a brown paper bag until they sprout. These sprouted potatoes are then planted in grow bags, providing an ideal environment for growth. The video demonstrates the successful cultivation of three distinct types: common yellow and red potatoes, along with a unique fingerling variety known as Austrian Crescent. These fingerlings, though small, are noted for their impressive yield, producing between 20-30 potatoes per plant. A key aspect of this sustainable approach is the practice of reserving smaller harvested potatoes for replanting in subsequent seasons. This method allows gardeners to maintain a consistent potato supply, promoting self-sufficiency and reducing reliance on external sources. The technique is gaining traction among home gardeners eager to maximize their yields and embrace sustainable food practices.
Find out how to grow a bounty of potatoes from just one spud.