We tried growing potatoes in BUCKETS and this is what happened.

In this video, we are harvesting potatoes that we planted in buckets a few months ago. Did they turn out OK? Watch the video and find out if it was a success or failure.
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[@user-dl1yc8cb4l]

This Is such good info for newbies because I know they freak out seeing all that dead foliage.

[@emymiller6005]

Yummy

[@ewancarmichael3412]

That first potato that you showed us with rot on it looked like it could have been the seed potato that you grew the plant from.

[@FaithfulFarmstead]

Yeah it definitely was! Thanks for watching!

[@almostoily7541]

Most potatoes grow in one layer.
Only the long season potatoes grow up and down the stem.
Indeterminate varieties are usually the long season growers.
Early or new potatoes are typically determinant and grows in a single layer.

[@FaithfulFarmstead]

Thank you!