Potato boxes diy

This year I have so many potatoes to plant I need some quick and cheap DIY potato planters. So I’ve done some digging (pun intended) and have found 2 ways you can get potatoes growing on your homestead. Let’s dive on in and I’ll show you how! #cheap #inexpensive #repurposed #DIY #gardeneing #grainbag #homesteading #potatoplanter #potatotower

Do potato towers work? Comparing results of DIY wire cage, straw mound, wood box vs bag methods, & best ways to grow potatoes with big yields!

Potato towers are reported to grow 100 pounds of potatoes in 4 sq ft of space. Great for small gardens, but do they really work? The evidence is clear.

The potato growing box is a series of frames that stack as the potato plant grows. In this project, our potato box is six stories tall.

Try something different this growing season. You can make and grow in a potato tower that will have you wondering why you did not try it sooner. Check out these easy to follow step by step directions and pictures.

Growing and harvesting homegrown potatoes has never been easier with this wooden potato planter with a door.

A potato tower is essentially a supported wire cage about 4 to 5 feet high that is layered with straw and compost to grow potatoes vertically.

Growing your own potatoes is easy, and a simple idea to try is using a cardboard box as a potato planter. Yep, a box. Learn more here.

When stored properly, they'll stay fresh for months.

How to make your own Potato Tower. This is perfect if you don’t have buckets or mineral tubs to grow them in. #potato #potatoes #growyourownfood #food #gardening #garden #homestead #harvest...