Plant potatoes

Searching for a way to stretch your food dollars and be self-sufficient? Besides being tasty and healthful, potatoes are easy to grow and store.

Everythig you need to know about how to plant an potato that has sprouted in your pantry to produce a multiple potato plants with many more potatoes! Easy step by step instructions with photos and tips for beginner gardeners. Don't throw away your rotten potato if they have fresh sprouts, you can plant them to regrow! The growing process is easy but you do not just plant the whole potato. You need to do a little prep work, I'll show you exactly what to do.

With a little knowledge like when to plant, how to plant, and what mistakes to avoid, even a beginner can grow potatoes!

Want to grow potatoes but don't have a large garden? Try container gardening! Learn how to grow potatoes in containers with these easy tips.

Plant potatoes in traditional or raised beds with grocery store seed potatoes. All potatoes, including Russet, prefer cool weather. Practice hilling by adding a few inches of soil as plants grow, and avoid Colorado potato beetles to enjoy delicious new potatoes any time. #when #plant #potatoes

Not sure how to plant seed potatoes? Use one of these three methods to produce big yields of tasty spuds in your garden.

You can plant sprouted potatoes right out of your cupboard and by mid-to-late summertime, you'll have a crop ready to eat!

Check out this ultimate list of 20 potato companion plants plus which plants really shouldn't be planted by potatoes!

How to grow potatoes step by step. From choosing the best seeds to depth, to watering, care, and harvest. All you need to grow the best potoatoes this year.

Container gardening is tried and true, but some planters work better than others for root crops like potatoes. Learn how to grow potatoes in containers now.