So, I planted some seed potatoes in early January.
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1/4/11 |
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2/15/11 |
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2/21/11 |
Well, they started to turn yellow, stopped growing, and developed spots all over them. Maybe they are overwatered. so I didn't even watered them for at least a month. I thought they had a disease, but a person from the nursery told me it was from all of the rain. Either way, they seemed dead and I wanted to use the pot for a tomato. SURPRISE! Little potatoes. About 5 or 6 times the amount I planted. If I had grown them the way the instructions said, I bet I could have gotten a lot more. The seed potatoe skins were still whole in the bottom of the pot. They were just hollowed.
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Red Pontiac Potatoes 4/22/11 |
Definitely gonna try them again. But maybe a different variety.
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