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That’s awesome!

the botany of desire,

Nice concept, but the camera work, angle is terrible.

That's a great idea!

I mostly grow artichokes for how beautiful and unique they are. My daughter loves eating artichokes but if she doesn't come to visit and pick them then they are strictly a great pollinator in my yard that can grow and live for how ever long they want to continue. Love them for the beauty.

Very cool! We are in the PNW near Salem, OR, and this is our second year growing sweet potatoes. I'm trying out 15gal fabric grow bags, with 2-3 plants a piece. Some of them have a pepper, tomato, or Basil also tucked in as experiments. But in our main bed, I've added a 2-3' wide strip of 6mil plastic on each row, cut a hole and inserted the plant. When temps are only getting to the 80s, I'm slinging some fabric row cover over top (we have a pvc tunnel frame over it) to help hold in some additional heat. They seem to be really loving it so far. I did try putting a few fresh slips in without roots, and the leaves burned to a crisp during this heat wave. But otherwise all the other plants are looking awesome. Though the grow bags really need to be watered frequently. They dry out so fast. Can't wait to see what the haul looks like in October!

The little ones are so good. Cook smash put butter and red pepper flakes and broil for a minute

The first part of the video was perfect ( Frame wise), but then you made the frame smaller which wasn't good for my eyes. So based on the photo , your harvest wasn't bad

I have mine in a 5 gallon bucket and its vine is growing long outside the bucket. What do I do? Trellis? Cut them?

what did you use for container mix?

What state are you in? This is the first year I'm going to attempt sweet potatoes. I absolutely love them. I ordered some slips Beauregard Sweet Potatoes. I live in the Midwest a small town in Wisconsin I'm hoping to get them planted by next week. I'm thinking it will stay warm long enough. 🤷‍♀️

This is great..... Thanks!

June? Shouldn't you have grown these until at least August?

Does anyone know if we can propagate new sweet potatoes from the vines? 🤔

Hi it is my first time on your channel and I have just subscribed to you. Great idea, thank you so much for sharing. Keep up the good work. All the best on this journey.

Thanks, have slips stated early and ready to go to plant it. When do you plant out, and where are you in PNW?

Curious trying sweet potatoes 1st time this year gonna try a 60 gallon grow bag how many slips would you suggest planting in it? Gonna plant june 1st safest no frost date here in Colorado!

When did you transplant your plants on this “fall garden”? It looks perfect for November weather

Don’t feed them. Maybe some bone meal, but that’s all. Not even compost. And they like some sand. Great harvest! Just a suggestion from the hot, sunny south.

Is that "Wilson" (Tom Hanks' friend in Castaway) in your yellow wheelbarrow?

The scary face in the opening scene 😳

Thank you for an awesome video the best video I have seen in a long time...I love your experiment and how you want through each pot fast to show us..thank you again

Does Mr Garden Guy have a name? Lol

Can you explain how to start the sweet potato

Nice for a 3gallon pot

Hi,, I have never grown sweet spuds before. I'm wanting to try it this year. I'm getting confused tho. lol Searching on Google & YT Videos says... It will only grow from,,,, Slips, Only the organic ones will grow. Slice it long ways lay it on top of the soil. Slice it in chunks & bury them deep. AND , this is the best,,,, It's really hard to grow sweet potatoes.. lol No wonder I'm confused 😕😕😂🤣🤷‍♀🤷 I have finally found the prof I need lol Thank you. I have a Question .. In your opinion, What ones are true? Could I treat it like a normal spud. Cut it in half then bury it in the garden, or in a big fabric bag? Or does it have to be a hole spud? I have 8 Rubbermaid bins in my dining room lol , full of Red Wiggler Worms. The more I grow of anything in the summer, The more food to bag and freeze to feed my worms all winter. Cutting the spuds in half, planting them a foot or so away from each other, would they just grow the same amount as they would if I just left them hole ? or would there be more?? I'm so happy I found your video about this Thank you Cheers from Toronto Canada

I like the Jim carey grinch face on the wheelbarrow, thanks for the video

Thank you so kindly!

Thank you for this experiment,interesting. I live in Eastern Tx, much longer growing season but learned alot. First year trying sweet potatoes.

Great demonstration

Any luck on getting growth on more potatoes in this experiment?

Amazing 😊

I use the large kiddie pools from Walmart. I cut large holes in the bottom and sit it directly on the ground. Good amount of space for only $14.

Theres a ghost living in that yellow bucket

😅😂 love it!!!

What a GREAT video!! That was a lot of work. I love that you brought us along with you on this experiment. You have definitely inspired me to try sweet potatoes again. For some reason I haven't had much luck with potatoes. I enjoy the message that you are sending across the world.... use what you've got. You CAN grow food. Thanks again for sharing. New Sub. ~Sammie😊

wow! that's great urban farming

This leaf steam might be use next Year if only they will be keep in not frosty place.

Honestly, I've always been watching all your videos and whenever I watch, it's giving me a calm and relaxing vibes and a positive energy. Also, your videos help me relieve my stress. Always take care and so is your family. Thank you for always giving us these wonderful videos ❤

Subscribed .

Can the next person take those fresh leaves and start planting to get fruits?

I just cant believe how they have access to just such a large variety of fruits , trees and plants. Feels like they live in paradise. Fresh produce right on their door step , surrounded by nature and enjoyed together in a close knit family and community! All the money in the world cant buy what they have.

In my country there are many kind of sweet potatoes with many colors as white, orange, purple, yellow. I love eating all of them. I love your work. Wish you all the best

Through I was the only one doing that, it works great really speeds up the process

Oh I am glad you enjoyed .

good

The bed is great but hard to dig . Bags or bales on top of your bed might allow a much faster dig and use the vines for feed great video..

The vine makes good animal and people food.

I bought 3 different Asian sweet potatoes in Brimingham Alabama grew slips and planted in pots in April I had blooms and what looks like seed pods in November. Now I'm waiting to see if the pods ripen and have seed. Have you ever heard of sweet potatoes with seed?

Such a large bed to dig by hand! Congratulations on the crop! 😊