THE BEST SWEET POTATO VARIETY WE'VE EVER GROWN!
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2022
- We mowed our sweet potato vines about a week ago so we could see where the rows were and also to help toughen the skins and make the sweet potatoes more durable during harvest. We planted three different varieties this year: Georgia Jet, Orleans, and Porto Rico.
The Georgia Jet variety always performs well for us and Porto Rico did well for us last year. We've never grown Orleans, so we're excited to see how well it did for us this year!
After harvesting the sweet potatoes, we need to plant a row of chocolate habanero peppers. We've had these plants in our greenhouse for a while and it's time for them to go in the ground. We'll also explain why we're planting so many of these hot peppers for the fall backyard garden.
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My goal is to be half the gardener you are sir!! I really enjoy your channel. Thanks for all the knowledge and tips and tricks!!
The benefit of the no til is not disturbing the soil life that aids plants health. Your digging the potatoes at the end of the season. Add more compost and cover crop to help restore the microscopic life for next season.
We grow Georgia Jet variety in raised beds with grass clippings and composted leaves with a little soil we get 5 lb monsters almost every year 👍
Bippity boppity boo 🧚♀️😂
The Orleans wasn't just a winner, it totally crushed the other 2. What a harvest on those.
I grew 91 pounds of sweet potatoes in 4 raised beds this year.
I don't do "no till", BUT I do know that using a broadfork to loosen the soil is common practice in no till growing. Like you said, they have to do something to harvest root crops.
The no dig potatoes are usually planted in hay bails, and I've seen some people in the northern states growing them in hay and having fantastic harvest. They scoop out a whole for the slip and dump in potting soil and organic fertilizer. I don't think that would work in our climate because the heat and humidity would break down the hay in no time.
Love the help you are giving Mark. Us gardeners love to grow!!!🎉
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Whoo-eee! I’m thinking Orleans in big grow bags !!!!! Still mulch them over with pine straw- wait till next year! It feels So Good to dig your hands in the soil.
Glad to see a great harvest of sweet potatoes, hope the peppers grow well too.
checked ours, pulled one plant, three hugggge taters!! love it. thanks for the education Trav! ITS TATER TIME!!!!
I believe I have decided to keep mine in buckets and bags. That looked like some back breaking work all by yourself searching for the taters. Thanks for the video.
Speaking/teaching on camera comes very easy to you. Is it a natural ability or is something you learn as you do YT? I really enjoy your channel and content
Your no till sarcasm was not lost on me. Thanks for the laugh!
I just dug my garnet, japanese and jewel all mixed in one raised bed and got 51 lbs, lots of #1's.
Have you ever watched Charles Dowding? He is Mr. No Dig, and a compost master.
Wow Travis that looks like so much fun! Great harvest.
Root crops, you gotta dig. It dont matter what method is being used.