Grow Your Own Sweet Potato SLIPS

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  • Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2024

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  • @bonsaimaster205
    @bonsaimaster205 Год назад +65

    After watching your method of growing slips in soil last year, I planted in cat litter boxes. I got 10 times or more the number of slips that I'd ever gotten by the water method.

    • @paulamaguire7547
      @paulamaguire7547 Год назад +9

      Great tip, thank you so much. I can get litter boxes at Dollar Tree.

    • @vickieboudwin7781
      @vickieboudwin7781 Год назад +5

      I did also and lots of potatoes

    • @breesechick
      @breesechick Год назад +3

      Wow! Thanks for sharing Randy, I'm encouraged!

    • @stephaniegerrins5137
      @stephaniegerrins5137 Год назад +3

      Can you eat the leaves of a sweet potato

    • @bonsaimaster205
      @bonsaimaster205 Год назад +1

      @@stephaniegerrins5137 Both the leaves and stems are edible and are used in Asian dishes. The stems have a taste very similar to asparagus.

  • @hephzibahbradshaw9509
    @hephzibahbradshaw9509 Год назад +2

    Thanks for sharing.

  • @evelyny7037
    @evelyny7037 Год назад +4

    Is it just me or has anyone else told you that you look a little like Eddie Rabbitt? Thanks so much for all the information you put out here for us rookies and even for the seasoned veterans on here who’ve been gardening forever. I haven’t and in the last couple years I’ve been really struggling to learn it. I’m always grateful when somebody is just no-nonsense and gives good advice on how to make it work. Blessings to you and yours!☺️🦋🎼

    • @milliealford8968
      @milliealford8968 6 месяцев назад +1

      I loved Eddie Rabbit growing up. ❤❤

  • @jimt6151
    @jimt6151 Год назад +10

    I've got a copy of your sweet potato manual, it's well worth the money! Danny, I know that "experimenting" must get tiresome, but I'll tell you what...your experiments save me a LOT of time, giving me a chance to see what works, and how and why!

  • @Zinnia-s6f
    @Zinnia-s6f Год назад +3

    I can testify to the fact that this method works. I had a beautiful harvest last year thanks to Danny and Wanda. This is just one of the reasons I love DSH.

  • @rickwhitaker7204
    @rickwhitaker7204 Год назад +2

    Good Morning Mr Danny & Wanda well it's Saturday morning here in Arkansas Van Buren, 20th . Watchin y'all plant sweet potatoes; so in the deep south what town city do y'all live if I may ask that 😮😂❤love ur videos keepem comeing hey send me a manual if ya can if not I understand an thank y'all ?GODBLESS you both the best video ever!!😅😊❤ Praying for you both daily.

  • @makingmemorieswithbenji3004
    @makingmemorieswithbenji3004 Год назад +2

    Good morning all, Wishing all a good week. Thanks Danny and Wanda

  • @paulettemartin4184
    @paulettemartin4184 9 месяцев назад +2

    I'm learning so much from your videos. I grew up in a farm, but there's always more to learn, to plant, fertilize, weed and harvest.

  • @victorialg1270
    @victorialg1270 Год назад +5

    Thank you for showing practical things we can do this year. Giving knowledge is more valuable than selling us the slips.

  • @newdayfarm9463
    @newdayfarm9463 Год назад +5

    I was waiting for your signal on potato slips. Gonna get mine started this weekend. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @marleneppaul
    @marleneppaul Год назад +17

    Your plants are gorgeous. There is so much joy in watching things grow. Thanks again for making my Monday better.

  • @daigledj
    @daigledj Год назад +21

    For those with long growing seasons once your sweet potatoes start Vining out good bury the vine every couple of feet at the nodes. They will root again and each spot you buried will basically be another slip that will make more sweet potatoes.

  • @ZE308AC
    @ZE308AC Год назад +5

    I never knew sweet 🍠 potato 🥔 can be grown like potato. Thank you for sharing this valuable information with us subscribers.

  • @stevephipps9305
    @stevephipps9305 Год назад +2

    We love our Georgia Jet's good output and sweet.

  • @GardeningWarrior
    @GardeningWarrior Год назад +3

    I plant my sweet tater tubers in a container like you do and it works great. I should probably mention once the slips grow, I snap them off and put them in 40+ gallon storage bins with good drainage, grow lights and I vermicompost-all inside my 2 bedroom apartment

  • @jtharp9265
    @jtharp9265 Год назад +4

    Thank you Mr Danny ,
    Still recovering from my back fusion then got sepis-
    Doesn't look like a garden for us this year - I'm still on IV Rocephin 2MG infusions daily and then sleep at least 4 hours after - But Thank God I made It out of the hospital with all my limbs , but my back fusion will take some time .
    Prayers seriously needed .
    God bless you & beautiful Mrs Wanda .
    Josette
    Montgomery County, Texas 🙏

  • @weathermanplus
    @weathermanplus Год назад +2

    Good morning brother!

  • @Jtwes
    @Jtwes Год назад +3

    I ordered a 100 slips of Carolina Ruby for May 1st this year, but after watching your video I might try this next year with what I hopefully grow this year.

  • @danielleterry2331
    @danielleterry2331 8 месяцев назад +1

    I have 2 store bought sweet potatos and have them in glass jars on porch in water, they are doing great I have 8 blue mineral tubs just waiting to start growing 😁 I buy more slips from Greg Hoss last year was my first year growing I did 1 45gal tub and got a good bit so now going from 1 to 8 tubs 😊 it’s just me so that gives me plenty to can up and eat fresh.

  • @kellyharbaugh9391
    @kellyharbaugh9391 Год назад +2

    I’m glad its getting time to grow some stuff I love to watch y’all

  • @GrandmaSally
    @GrandmaSally Год назад +1

    Oh yes I remember y'all and Mrs lippy getting so many slips, they were Nice.

  • @doylemarkham1010
    @doylemarkham1010 7 месяцев назад

    I am planting beareguard potatoes to grow my slips. I have learned from you the master of gardening. Thanks you so much for the education. You & Wanda are truly wonderful people. God bless both of you.

  • @jodifesler6712
    @jodifesler6712 Год назад +4

    I tried every way of growing sweet potato slips. This is no fail y'all. Danny my granddaughter always says did the sweet potato man show you how to do that

  • @kansasterri5977
    @kansasterri5977 Год назад +2

    I start my sweet potatos inside for slips, pot up the slips on the back deck in a sheltered location, and then I plant them in the ground AFTER summer starts. The sweet potatos just hate the cool springs here, and so they live in pots so that I can protect them from the wind and take them in if we have a cool snap. While we have longer than a 90 day growing season we do not have much more over 90 days of WARM weather. Beauregard and Georgia Jet have done well for us

  • @janpenland3686
    @janpenland3686 Год назад +5

    Thanks Danny. I'm on the 34th paralell and am already seeing changes in my growing cycles. Much Love ❤

  • @berthaprince9097
    @berthaprince9097 Год назад +2

    I am growing sweet potato slips, thank you for sharing what you know

  • @kellyharbaugh9391
    @kellyharbaugh9391 Год назад +1

    That smart of you warm water good idea.

  • @MsLippy
    @MsLippy Год назад +1

    I can’t wait to get my Mr Al’s in some dirt. Thank You Mr D for sharing some to plant.

  • @mayshomesteadchronicles
    @mayshomesteadchronicles Год назад +2

    It’s cool to see how the methods different folks use to grow slips. Thanks for sharing !

  • @sinclairpages
    @sinclairpages Год назад +1

    I need some of the Mr Al sweet potatoes to make slips.
    I have you sweet potato manual. It works.

  • @kramitdreams
    @kramitdreams Год назад +2

    Danny, been growing your way for the last 2 years, with much success 😉👍Thank you!

  • @oldnanz
    @oldnanz Год назад +2

    After I bought your manual on sweet potatoes. I got plenty of slips. Animals got them. This year I have my garden fenced in. Praying I get plenty this year.
    Thanks for all you do.

  • @grounded7362
    @grounded7362 Год назад +1

    I live in Northwest Minnesota, zone 3 and just started my sweet potatoes. I typically plant out the first weekend of June and harvest in September after the first killing frost.
    Just a heads up. They been hammering us with a ton of snow up here and you are going to be hit with flooding when the snow melts.
    Tomorrow is the First of April and I believe they are going to cause a rapid melt in April, causing flash flooding in the southern plains.
    Farmers are going to be locked out of their crop fields by the flooding.

  • @Latebloomershow
    @Latebloomershow Год назад +1

    I started one seed tray with tiny whit sweet potatoes last year and harvested 150 pounds. Put the in the tray in March, planted June 1, cut the thick roots out like a pan of brownies, harvested in October. Had some BIG ones. A good amount of vole damage.

  • @alwayscensored6871
    @alwayscensored6871 Год назад +13

    Been growing them here in Queensland Australia, next time I will plant them in a bigger location. They took over and grew like mad. Still growing probably weeks before harvest. The Dutch Cream potatoes also need more room. Going to need a bigger garden. Tomatoes also grow well. Lettuce too. Need to find more that survives our beginner attempts. Storing them is another issue too.

    • @danielleterry2331
      @danielleterry2331 Год назад +2

      Have you tried Swiss chard? It takes a bit for them to germinate but they will give you greens even though 115f heat and produce till first hard freeze. Have a mild spinach taste, I love it In omelets, soups, casseroles and fresh salads also if grown around cabbage the moths don’t like them neither do spider mites and are very resilient.

  • @jodifesler6712
    @jodifesler6712 Год назад +1

    Your red cabbage by the rutabaga is absolutely beautiful

  • @MomentswithMoniPodcast
    @MomentswithMoniPodcast Год назад +2

    Arkansas zone 7 and we have an ice storm this week and possibly another in the near future. Allowing my sweet potato slips grow inside for now. You keep me on track since you are just a bit ahead of me. Thank you

  • @glendastephenson8054
    @glendastephenson8054 Год назад +1

    And last year i used a 2 inch deep pan ,and learned from you now have a 30X30 old wash tub and all in 6 inches deep

  • @dixiebling8599
    @dixiebling8599 Год назад +2

    We finally were able to get some property early fall of 22 (in KY)-didn't get much in the ground besides some garlic and some saffron crocuses- which somehow survived the -1 temps we had for a few days! Excited to actually put that manual I've been hanging onto for a couple years now to use. Thanks Mister Danny and Miss Wanda

  • @alancarter4270
    @alancarter4270 Год назад +4

    Thank you brother Danny for sharing your wisdom I believe you inspire all of us IMHO. I live in zone 8 or 8A here in DFW Texas. We are doubling our garden

  • @Tamkm817
    @Tamkm817 Год назад +1

    Tomato looking great Wanda!

  • @JVsNorthwoodsHomestead
    @JVsNorthwoodsHomestead Год назад +4

    I'm up in zone 4 and I'm excited that this will be the first year we're growing sweet potatoes since our Amish neighbor traded us some of their homegrown sweet potatoes for our pumpkins.
    I wasn't sure when to start the slips or how fast they grow as I haven't done my research yet. I'm glad you said 3-4 weeks since that is when we'll be starting our onions and celery.
    In past years I've just looked online to find out when to plant for my area but this year I am keeping a journal of when I need to plant, how much I planted and various other info I will need about the plants so I can keep referring to that instead of relying on the internet.

  • @Aussiehomestead1965
    @Aussiehomestead1965 Год назад +2

    Fabulous video and info. The warm water trick makes so much sense. Thankyou 🙏

  • @jeanniewright2554
    @jeanniewright2554 Год назад +5

    I always enjoy your growing/gardening vids!! I always learn something. Thank you both!!

  • @lindadykes4040
    @lindadykes4040 Год назад +2

    I planted my potatoes the other day for slips in my green house. Thanks and God bless you and your family ✝️💖

  • @missiechako5917
    @missiechako5917 Год назад +4

    Thank you Danny and Wanda for sharing! Being in a new state this year, different soil etc your knowledge will help us to avoid as many mistakes as possible! THANK YOU!
    God Bless and keep y'all!

  • @tabp8448
    @tabp8448 Год назад +6

    Good morning Mr Danny. Excited to start my sweet potatoes here in the next few weeks. NE Ohio. Will try your technique because mine didn't work last year and had to buy starter sweet potato plants. Thanks for all the knowledge you're passing on to us. 🕊💜🙏🏽💪🏽🌱🌱🌱

  • @maroosk
    @maroosk Год назад

    Yeeeeaahhhh🎉🎉🎉 Year of solutions! All aboard and everyone enjoy the work they've put in and want to 🎉🎉
    Im down for that!

  • @attiecheverie7796
    @attiecheverie7796 Год назад +3

    I love watching you plant so much. After mom passed we lost her multiple onions and hope to find some to replace them. If you sell them please let me know

  • @nancygrogan6082
    @nancygrogan6082 Год назад +10

    Thank you, Mr Danny. I think I’m in 7b. I’m going to check again to make sure. I’m praying this will be the year for potatoes at my house. We have tried for the past 2 years and haven’t had much success, but we are not giving up.

    • @DeepSouthHomestead
      @DeepSouthHomestead  Год назад +5

      My manual may help f you don't already have it.

    • @jacalli
      @jacalli Год назад +2

      I was able to grow them, and I'm in Ontario

    • @nancygrogan6082
      @nancygrogan6082 Год назад +2

      @@DeepSouthHomestead I don’t have it. I need it and the one in carrots, although my carrots are doing quite well. Thank you

    • @paulamaguire7547
      @paulamaguire7547 Год назад +3

      I’m in 7a, Nancy. Do you start your slips now and plant them in May or June? Thank you in advance.

    • @Alwaysearly
      @Alwaysearly Год назад +2

      @@paulamaguire7547 I think I’m in 7a and I’m starting my slips now and will plant them end of April or early May.

  • @robertbridge7678
    @robertbridge7678 Год назад +1

    Good Morning Mr. Danny and Wanda, I'm located in Zone 8a Coastal Carolina and was going to try to grow slips this year. Thank you for sharing!!! I can't believe they band you from selling slips. Have a Blessed Day!!

  • @pamela1144
    @pamela1144 Год назад +1

    Good morning to y'all, this is so interesting. Prayers please in Houston for diagnostic tests. Feeling mighty low. Thank you, much love 💕

  • @conniewallace7529
    @conniewallace7529 Год назад +1

    Thanks, Danny.

  • @traciemetz6169
    @traciemetz6169 Год назад +1

    Greetings from Arizona 9B

  • @homesteadingandgardening
    @homesteadingandgardening Год назад +2

    Got to love sweetie potatoes. I can't wait to plant this year I'm in zone 5 .

  • @SuzieqNC2606
    @SuzieqNC2606 Год назад +1

    Good information on sweet potatoes. Thank you Danny and Wanda.

  • @RetreatfarmFarmvilleVirginia
    @RetreatfarmFarmvilleVirginia Год назад +4

    I Bought 400 pounds of Seed potatoes for this year and ordered a couple hundred onion sets and now i'm still trying to find Raw peanut seeds. My First 20x60 greenhouse is almost setup inside to grow tomatoes and strawberries and if the mud would cooperate i'll get the second greenhouse built and set up for a different variety of Mater, the Rare "Jersey" sauce making tomato. I Think we are getting ALL of the rain we are going to get for the year now here in the foothills of Virginia and i have both of my 2500 gallon water storage tanks full right now and i'm setting up the greenhouses with outside gutters to catch the rain and keep the tanks full as i use them so i don't tap into my precious well water. I think just like you are preaching about preparing now if you haven't already is good wisdom and the Lord will bless those that work hard and steady.

  • @Asa-df8kb
    @Asa-df8kb Год назад +11

    We live in Sweden and now when I need to start to grow the slips it's too cold to grow them in the tunnel so I have to grow them in the house. Last day of chance of frost is April the 21 here. Interesting to see how you do it anyhow. :) Thank you!

    • @pietsnot7002
      @pietsnot7002 Год назад

      Are you serious the 21 of april up there? I’m in Portugal and my last esperienced frost was beginning of may, almost the same as when l still lived in Belgium, l think it’s the 25th of may up there.. just had a slight frost this morning again.. anywho, have a great growing season 🪴🌳

  • @jaysonvance594
    @jaysonvance594 Год назад +1

    We're getting ice dumped on us until noon tomorrow here in Missouri. I can't wait for the warmer weather to come back. 😂

  • @Latebloomershow
    @Latebloomershow Год назад +1

    I'm going to try to get slips done next week.

  • @MazzeDazze
    @MazzeDazze Год назад +1

    Thank you Danny and Wanda for the wealth of information. Blessings and much love to you and your family
    🙏❤🏋🏼😊💞👨‍👩‍👦‍👦👨‍👩‍👧🌿🌻🙏

  • @twistedponies7480
    @twistedponies7480 Год назад +1

    I had some sitting on the counter in my pantry and they have put out slips! Sweet potatoes are such a wonderful blessing❤
    Thank you for another great video. Blessings from river swamp

  • @NancyLewis-fg6id
    @NancyLewis-fg6id Год назад +2

    So glad you told how long it takes for the slips to come up and when to plant,our last freeze date is usually May 15 ,southern Ohio near the Ohio river,thank you so much

  • @sherrylingenfelter8991
    @sherrylingenfelter8991 Год назад +2

    I have the white sweet potatoes growing in containers right now. Some should be ready to harvest later in February. They did not like the artic blast in December but bounced back. I love growing them. It’s really hard down here in Zone 10a in SW Florida with our sub tropical monsoon summers and winter droughts, but sweet potatoes flourish. Not a lot of pest problems either. I think I first learned about the white ones from your channel. Thank you 💙

  • @centraltexashomestead-mike4956
    @centraltexashomestead-mike4956 Год назад +1

    Hi Danny & Wanda. We have your manual and it's a wealth of knowledge. Our problem is every time we plant in the ground the fire ants kill everything. We use the warm method to speed up the warming of the soil. So for now we are growing all potatoes and sweet potatoes in 30 gallon pots on our grow table. God bless, Mike

  • @irenesgardenandmore
    @irenesgardenandmore Год назад

    You are such a nice sweet man and a good teacher. thanks for sharing your wisdom !

  • @suetampabayfl187
    @suetampabayfl187 Год назад +1

    Thank you Danny and Wanda. Thank you for the video. Have a blessed day. May God bless your gardens this year. 😃🙏❤️

  • @Hatfield_Country
    @Hatfield_Country Год назад +10

    This video is just in time! I'm going to try and grow my own sweet potato slips this year. Thanks for sharing 👍

  • @saffronbay
    @saffronbay Год назад +1

    Good timing! I was about to look up videos on growing swt potatoe slips.

  • @Justhaveinfun2
    @Justhaveinfun2 Год назад +1

    I bought your manual a few years ago. Great book.

  • @TheProCut17
    @TheProCut17 Год назад +1

    thanks for sharing your knowledge.

  • @danielleterry2331
    @danielleterry2331 Год назад +1

    Thank you Danny I am looking forward to ordering your ever growing onions and since I am in zone 8b I am starting my sweet potato slips thank you for your time and effort in showing us how to get growing

  • @Lauralamontanaro
    @Lauralamontanaro Год назад +1

    I have that growing manual and I'm looking first to starting my slips! Thanks for the warm water tip.

  • @angelapriddy6308
    @angelapriddy6308 Год назад +2

    Hey there Danny and Wanda. We recently moved to NC from Ohio and have already been growing my slips inside they are beautiful. Not sure when to put them outside here. We're in zone 8 a. I don't have a high tunnel though that is my goal. I wanted to say I do love y'all channel and have learned so much. Thank y'all for solutions rather then scarring everyone
    I don't watch TV because of that mess
    Keep up the good work
    Love yall

  • @sandilacy9498
    @sandilacy9498 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge of gardening. I live in Missouri zone 6 so I take your knowledge and try my best to work it to my zone.

  • @billhunt892
    @billhunt892 Год назад

    Good morning y’all , Thanks Danny !

  • @cherylspaulding3943
    @cherylspaulding3943 Год назад

    Thk. You Mr. Danny, this was awesome., simple, and timely.I appreciate all that you and Mrs. Wanda do for all of us, you guys are such a blessing, to so many!!!

  • @citylotgardening6171
    @citylotgardening6171 Год назад +1

    Great video we started our Georgia Jet sweet potatos for slips a few weeks back great minds think alike 👍

  • @kathleenmaddox2346
    @kathleenmaddox2346 Год назад +1

    Thank you Danny!

  • @taradoster3087
    @taradoster3087 Год назад

    Good morning blessings ❤.

  • @tammy5590
    @tammy5590 Год назад

    I am 8a so I guess I can do this now too. Thanks Danny.

  • @thewildingslanding
    @thewildingslanding Год назад +4

    We have slips that still grow where we had sweet potatoes growing years ago. I also have a small raised bed, where I have sweet potatoes "planted" for slips. We grow them year around. We harvest a few pounds every month.

    • @evelyny7037
      @evelyny7037 Год назад

      How do you grow them all year long? I have a small greenhouse but I always thought it got too cold even in there during winter. I thought about taking those little tiny ones that I grew this year that we didn’t eat, i’m going ahead and putting them in a big pot like he’s doing and covering it with some soil and then hay on top and just leaving it in my greenhouse. I’ve never done it before and it took me three years of trying just to get a very small crop of sweet potatoes this year. But I was extremely proud of those! TIA for any tips you’ve got! I’m in central west Texas.

    • @thewildingslanding
      @thewildingslanding Год назад +1

      @@evelyny7037 We are located in South Florida. We seldom get a hard frost, and the few nights a year we do, I harvest all of the greens for the rabbits right before the frost. The potatoes underground aren't affected, and keep producing greens. I have better harvests in the warmer months. Right now I have 4 or 5 large pots growing that should be harvested late December/early January. I have a shallow raised bed, that I grow my "slips" in. When I don't need slips for planting, I cut them for the rabbits, chickens and turkeys. I replant as soon as I harvest.

    • @evelyny7037
      @evelyny7037 Год назад

      Well, our climate is a little bit tougher as far as we do get some severe frost and they can be extended. Last year I just started with my slips in about January and then moved them outside of course in the spring. Just really hoping for a way to just stick some either in the ground and then cover them with soil and hay and just kinda let them sit there and get started because I think I might protect them like that. Anyway, thx for the advice! ☺️☀️

  • @victoriajohnson3034
    @victoriajohnson3034 Год назад +1

    Good to know on temps. It's June before we get 70 degrees!

  • @leahharbison4932
    @leahharbison4932 Год назад

    I water all my houseplants with warm water. They are gorgeous

  • @beverlymichael5830
    @beverlymichael5830 Год назад +1

    I have your manual and grew sweet potatoes last year for first time. I was pleased with the outcome. Ready to grow more this year.

  • @roadrunner4404
    @roadrunner4404 Год назад

    You voice narrated in my head. I bought and planted onions and garlics. Ft Worth area.

  • @hollerlakehomestead3181
    @hollerlakehomestead3181 Год назад +1

    Thank you Danny, loved this video!

  • @berthaprince9097
    @berthaprince9097 Год назад +1

    Thank you again, I very much appreciate these type videos, so much information

  • @breesechick
    @breesechick Год назад

    Beautiful sweet potatoes they'll make great slips.

  • @dandeleona4760
    @dandeleona4760 2 месяца назад

    I found storing sweet potatoes with onions in low light location gets them to sprout more quickly. Roots come later when sideways in soil and sun.

  • @Latebloomershow
    @Latebloomershow Год назад

    Well, do you have holes the the Walmart plastic tray? And do you water them? Was waiting to hear..

    • @DeepSouthHomestead
      @DeepSouthHomestead  Год назад

      No holes in the tray. Only water if it is getting dry. Too wet and it rots the potatoes

  • @TheTinkerersWife
    @TheTinkerersWife Год назад

    We're in 8b here in NW Oregon. We'll have to use covers over the soil to heat it up for planting in ground or large containers.

  • @TheMixingBowlHomestead
    @TheMixingBowlHomestead Год назад

    Oh wow. You just brought me memories of my dad planting sweet potatoes. Back home we call them Camotes. Definitely will try this method. I’ve never grown them so I’m excited to try. Thank you so much.

  • @realfreshfood4575
    @realfreshfood4575 Год назад

    Truth. We had an ice storm in St. Louis last night into this morning, a light snow, and it will be almost 50 by Thursday. Working on the garden plans this year will be challenging, but ok. We have to figure it out. We're growing for our families and seniors we've adopted to help feed.

  • @reneecasey5719
    @reneecasey5719 Год назад

    see
    slips of blessings

  • @suejarrard2221
    @suejarrard2221 Год назад

    I'm giving sweet potatoes a try this year. I have the sweet potatoes in the house now because I live in the pacific northwest to get some slips started, but I am going to be growing them in the middle of my 5ft wide raised bed when it gets warm enough. Blessings

  • @lorayejones4777
    @lorayejones4777 Год назад

    Thanks for the advise. Considering to plant sweet potatoes this year, as I am expanding my growing space in my urban neighborhood.

  • @robbowen9439
    @robbowen9439 Год назад

    5 min into watching my first video by you, and….. ordered your 3 books. Thanks for the content

  • @dianawilliams-coe7747
    @dianawilliams-coe7747 Год назад

    This video is right on time. I have your book and every time I try this, my potatoes rot. This time I heard you loud and clear do not put a lot of water in the pan. I only have one raise garden bed so I will be using a deep tin tray to grow my slips. Thanks.

  • @SunshineCountryChickens
    @SunshineCountryChickens Год назад

    Yall are such an inspiration, got me thining about how I can apply this to my situation, much love from Texas!