Just discovered you from a reddit post and I wish I was taking lessons in person from you. You have a great cadence and make things so understandable, definitely encouraging me to learn more and do more.
totally agree - he makes things understandable, and they make such much sense as to why. Never knew we can eat the leaves, but I will be eating them. Appreciate the nutrition information at the end too.
Great video. I have sweet potatoes rooting in water because my cousin grows them like a house plant. They are so beautiful. I will let her know she can eat them. Just wanted to say while I was recuperating after surgery to remove cancer all I could eat was sweet potatoes. They had them washed and wrapped in plastic in the market and you could microwave them. I could barely stand up and I couldn’t keep anything else in my stomach for a few weeks. They got me through and my doctor said they had all the nutrients I needed. I just moved to 9a/9b and I am going to plant some now that it’s not as hot. Thanks so much for sharing.
I’m 10 months late but the bonus shot is watching you enjoy the fruits of your labor young man. Learned so much from this one video. You and you family stay blessed!!!!!
I harvested some of my sweet potatoes today and took the leaves and had them for dinner. You’re right they taste like spinach. They are so easy to grow and they will be my go to. I will now use them in my smoothies as well.
I found your channel some months ago got interrupted and couldn't find you afterwards. I finally found you again. This was the video I was watching. I'm finishing it finally. Thank you. I'm growing sweet potatoes again this year. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. Your videos are also calming in today's hectic, crazy world. 💖🌟
Great harvest! Love what you're doing! I put up a bunch of sweet "patatuh" 😆 leaves this week in the freezer. They're great additions to winter soups. Mine will be at 100 days next weekend. Definitely my favorite easy crop to grow. Keep it up!
@@SunsetGazing I just wash them, pat dry and freeze in freezer bags (squeezing out as much air as possible so bags are flat.) I mostly add them to winter soups so the flavor is fine for me.
Nice! I have no idea how long my sweet PETatoes have been in the ground but I know they are actually growing unlike the russets that were once again a total flip. Thank you for sharing this. And thank you for mentioning wearing gloves!
Just discovered you. What a beautiful garden. Mine is way smaller and it would break my heart to have to tear it up before harvest and move. I am 76 and just increase my harvest each year. I do try to keep it simple. But I let it get out of control this year. Greenbeans everywhere. But that is God's bounty. I am able to share.
I planted sweet potatoes for the first time this year. I knew nothing about the 70 to 80 days. I also didn’t know you had to trim them. In any case I hope I have something because I planted my potatoes the end of May. I went to Alaska for 3 weeks in August and they were out in my yard and up my fence. I still haven’t harvested them yet. I will go out tomorrow to see what I have. I don’t care for the leaves, but I have friends who eat them. Anyway thanks for the tip. Also, I do compose so maybe I have something under the ground. It sure does look like you are doing a lot more than composting. You must live in a warmer climate. I have never seen anything like what you have in Pennsylvania not even among the Amish who are great farmers.
I just looked up the benefits of sweet potatoe and they are excellent for the body. Wow, learned something new. Thank you for always sharing productive and very informative content.
thank you ! your the 1st person who told people the leafs are food! as a kid we ate them with many things! along with grape an ferns (fiddlerheads) thing people have no idea about! as my fathers mother was native we all ways had somthing from the yard.
We didn’t plant sweet potatoes this year, and I’ll miss them! I didn’t know you could eat the green leaves! Tastes like spinach with we love! Will definitely plant them in next year!!
Man you are so right I worked a summer program this summer and I learned so much. The sweet potato leaves are just simply delicious my great grandaugther loved them. And also your advice about purning them is very necessary I truly enjoyed watching your videos.
What a GREAT WAY to start my day 🌄 Really appreciate your heart, enthusiasm and practical tips! We just ate our FIRST sweet potato leaves for dinner last night 😋
I’m in Canada growing zone 3. I planted 5 slits by the house, one really survived and did well. Thanks for your tip to have an edible houseplant. I will do that! (I had to wait a long time for my slits to grow off the planted 5 planted sweet potato’s. I almost gave up too.) Sweet potato like it warm! When it’s too warm for spinach... sweet potatoes love it. Currently we are having a warm fall. 29 C or 84 F. I’ll harvest it when the full moon gets close- cooler nights.
Good afternoon from England. Where I live is a cooler climate than yours I think but I have grown a sweet potato plant for the first time this year. I saw a plant in a local garden centre in May and thought I would give it a try. My one plant was grown in a 30 litre container filled with a mixture of sieved garden soil and my own home made compost with some added organic fertiliser. I can’t remember how long it has been growing but the leaves had started to die off so I harvested the plant this week and as a first timer I am pleased with the results. The tubers are not quite as big as yours and I will certainly try again next growing season. Thanks for the tip about the vines rooting where they touch the soil, I will look out for that in future. Finally, I am pleased you called soil, “soil” and not dirt as so many Americans do as I think it is a derogatory word to describe our most basic resource. Excellent channel!
Killing it as usual brotha, I've never let my sweet potatoes grow long enough to flower, which I think has been a big mistake on my part, I've gotta try this again soon!
Thank you so much for this video. Very informative and I always learn from vids like yours. Definitely relate to what your saying about the sweet potatoe leaves, BUT I actually learned some things I hadn't known. TY again. Appreciate the knowledge. That's why I LOVE GARDENING. Learning from one another. 🙏🌱Bless you and your family. 🙏❤️
I'm growing sweet potatoes for the first time this year and I just took the first peek at the roots yesterday. Was very happy to see at least two potatoes in there about a hand and a half long and as big around as my fist. Didn't dig around too much because I don't want to disturb them, but now I'm excited. Just waiting a couple more weeks to harvest so they can get as big as possible before curing for thanksgiving.
I just found your channel. I am in Houston, TX. I really like your channel. I will have to plant some sweet potatoes next year. I will look in to the compost procedure also. Your channel is interesting. Keep up the great job.
Nice harvest! Right on time! I'm about to go check on mine, got a couple different kinds going, not sure how well they did but we'll see. Growing in a pallet raised bed with hugelkultur and compost fill, should be good!
My new favourite channel, learned so much and was thoroughly entertained. side note the amount of times this man said "sweet potatoes" had me creasing the whole video
🇨🇦Those potatoes are massive @ 4:10 !! I grew potatoes for the first time ever and if mine will be even half that size I’ll be thrilled 😊 back to the video
Grew up on farm growing sweet potatoes and almost all produces! Seeing your channel makes me miss farmlife!( Live in city) You a good teacher! Thanks for sharing! Happy Farming💯👍👏❣️
My babby girl loves watermelon. I have always been leary of adding scraps to my garden. I will be trying that too. Thank you for sharing your tips and tricks.
Great garden! Found your channel looking for when to harvest my sweet potatoes. New to southern farming. Great channel, thank you for taking the time to teach others!
Please please dont give in to those buyers. If they dont want the garden tell them to Keep it Moving. You are in charge. You have the upper hand. I had to learn this. Dont let them bully you...🥰
Just found your channel and I’m excited to be a new sub! Just got done digging our sweets last week before our freeze 🥶! Looking forward to binging your videos! ❤️ from Kristy in Missouri zone 6b 😃🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I'm just getting back into gardening again these past few years, and my hypefixation in the garden this year is sunchokes and sweet potatoes. Got some pretty big pumpkin vines blossoming right now too, exited to see how they do.
I have my sweet potatoes growing along the outside of my greenhouse... didn't know I was supposed to keep the vines up... maybe I have Monster potatoes waiting lol. Planted 120+ days ago
Second video I’ve watched and it makes me eager to grow some veggies or fruits in my backyard, but we live in a very dry city, chances may be low here. Love the sweet potato results!
Great video! Good job on the sweet potato harvest. We had too much heat and drought conditions so I doubt my harvest this year will be anywhere as good as last year's. We'll see!
You have some beautiful sweet potatoes there.. I've got two more weeks to go. Then I'll be harvesting each row, a week at a time for three weeks. Yes, I'll be in sweet potato heaven
Thank you for the information and inspiration. You have blessed hands! I'll let you know how my container garden sweet potatoes turn out. Stay good, bro. ❤
Great harvest. I love learning about sweet potatoes. I live in North Carolina. I planted Chits from Lowe’s discount rack. I planted the chits in ground up crushed tree leaves of 2021, bone meal and a vegetable fertilizer apron planting. My fertilizer is nothing but kitchen scraps and grass clippings. I will pull the sweet potatoes in 2 weeks.
Ready to harvest my Sweet Patatuh thanks for the Tips The leaves are growin up my fence in the ground too😮 I can’t wait to see how many and how big. Liked how u just added the compost to the dirt have to try that 👍🏽
Wow thanks for this...I read somewhere that eating the SP leaves were toxic...and others like you....ok to eat. I'm definitely trying this on my second harvest instead of composting
When you bring the slips indoors and grow as a houseplant,could you then plant them in soil in the spring to grow more potatoes? Please let me know. 9:12 pm Boston.
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You are a blessed young man don’t forget to honor the Lord with the first fruit of all your increases
Dude is a modern day George Washington Carver! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Just discovered you from a reddit post and I wish I was taking lessons in person from you. You have a great cadence and make things so understandable, definitely encouraging me to learn more and do more.
totally agree - he makes things understandable, and they make such much sense as to why. Never knew we can eat the leaves, but I will be eating them. Appreciate the nutrition information at the end too.
Great video. I have sweet potatoes rooting in water because my cousin grows them like a house plant. They are so beautiful. I will let her know she can eat them. Just wanted to say while I was recuperating after surgery to remove cancer all I could eat was sweet potatoes. They had them washed and wrapped in plastic in the market and you could microwave them. I could barely stand up and I couldn’t keep anything else in my stomach for a few weeks. They got me through and my doctor said they had all the nutrients I needed. I just moved to 9a/9b and I am going to plant some now that it’s not as hot. Thanks so much for sharing.
I’m 10 months late but the bonus shot is watching you enjoy the fruits of your labor young man. Learned so much from this one video. You and you family stay blessed!!!!!
I harvested some of my sweet potatoes today and took the leaves and had them for dinner. You’re right they taste like spinach. They are so easy to grow and they will be my go to. I will now use them in my smoothies as well.
great idea!! and when you compare the cost to spinach - SP leaf in a smoothie makes so much more sense.
This is the most informative video on sweet potatoes that I have seen. Thank you! ♡
Thank you sooo much Family!!! Thank you for stopping by and watching!!!💚🌱
#1 Sweet Potato. I have to try sweet potato greens!! I never knew they were edible lol
They are super delicious Fam!!!💚🌱
Of course it is edible,just make it a salad and voila!!!!You have a healthier lunch or dinner....
Excelente sweet potatot
I actually did a container garden this year. First time. Did Sweet potatoes and fingerlings as well
Congratulations 😊hope all grows well
I found your channel some months ago got interrupted and couldn't find you afterwards. I finally found you again. This was the video I was watching. I'm finishing it finally. Thank you. I'm growing sweet potatoes again this year. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. Your videos are also calming in today's hectic, crazy world. 💖🌟
Great harvest! Love what you're doing! I put up a bunch of sweet "patatuh" 😆 leaves this week in the freezer. They're great additions to winter soups. Mine will be at 100 days next weekend. Definitely my favorite easy crop to grow. Keep it up!
😂😂😂😂😂Thank you Family!!! I say sweet patatuh and sweet petato😂😂😂💚🌱
@@SunsetGazing I just wash them, pat dry and freeze in freezer bags (squeezing out as much air as possible so bags are flat.) I mostly add them to winter soups so the flavor is fine for me.
Kyekyo!!!
@@SunsetGazing I didn't know the vine is good too. I love the leaves if the sweet potatoes!
@@SunsetGazing Thanks for the recipe!
Wow we just planted sweet potatoes here in Ghana. So happy to have found your channel!
Nice!
I have no idea how long my sweet PETatoes have been in the ground but I know they are actually growing unlike the russets that were once again a total flip.
Thank you for sharing this. And thank you for mentioning wearing gloves!
I really enjoy watching & learning how to grow a garden ❤
Watching this fall 2023 ready for my first Sweet potato harvest 👌🏿✊🏿
I love the easy way you explain things. I never knew you have to trim them. Makes sense though.
Subscribed!
Just discovered you. What a beautiful garden. Mine is way smaller and it would break my heart to have to tear it up before harvest and move. I am 76 and just increase my harvest each year. I do try to keep it simple. But I let it get out of control this year. Greenbeans everywhere. But that is God's bounty. I am able to share.
Blessings to you and your growing journey 😊
Them sweet potatoes are massive! Thanks for the valuable tips to growing big sweet potatoes!
I planted sweet potatoes for the first time this year. I knew nothing about the 70 to 80 days. I also didn’t know you had to trim them. In any case I hope I have something because I planted my potatoes the end of May. I went to Alaska for 3 weeks in August and they were out in my yard and up my fence. I still haven’t harvested them yet. I will go out tomorrow to see what I have. I don’t care for the leaves, but I have friends who eat them. Anyway thanks for the tip. Also, I do compose so maybe I have something under the ground. It sure does look like you are doing a lot more than composting. You must live in a warmer climate. I have never seen anything like what you have in Pennsylvania not even among the Amish who are great farmers.
Nice garden man, sweet potatoes and watermelon, not too shabby…. I just harvested my first ever sweet potato crop today, not bad for a cold Canadian.
Dang ! That second one you pulled was AMAZING !!!!!!!
Love your simple easy way to show this info especially on the benefits of compost. Great example🌷 Blessings to you & yours🙏🙏
Nice job! I’m going to try this. I have always wondered how to grow sweet potatoes. Thanks
I just looked up the benefits of sweet potatoe and they are excellent for the body. Wow, learned something new. Thank you for always sharing productive and very informative content.
Thank you for stopping by and watching Family!!!💚🌱
thank you ! your the 1st person who told people the leafs are food! as a kid we ate them with many things! along with grape an ferns (fiddlerheads) thing people have no idea about! as my fathers mother was native we all ways had somthing from the yard.
Impressive... now I have to go check mine. I tried laundry baskets this year.
Don’t forget to tell us your laundry basket sweet potato results Family💚🌱
We didn’t plant sweet potatoes this year, and I’ll miss them! I didn’t know you could eat the green leaves! Tastes like spinach with we love! Will definitely plant them in next year!!
Absolutely beautiful
Thank you Family!!!!💚🌱
Man you are so right I worked a summer program this summer and I learned so much. The sweet potato leaves are just simply delicious my great grandaugther loved them. And also your advice about purning them is very necessary I truly enjoyed watching your videos.
What a GREAT WAY to start my day 🌄 Really appreciate your heart, enthusiasm and practical tips! We just ate our FIRST sweet potato leaves for dinner last night 😋
I’m in Canada growing zone 3. I planted 5 slits by the house, one really survived and did well. Thanks for your tip to have an edible houseplant. I will do that! (I had to wait a long time for my slits to grow off the planted 5 planted sweet potato’s. I almost gave up too.)
Sweet potato like it warm! When it’s too warm for spinach... sweet potatoes love it.
Currently we are having a warm fall. 29 C or 84 F. I’ll harvest it when the full moon gets close- cooler nights.
Just saw you on Facebook. You make this look very easy to do. Thank you for explaining it very well. God bless you
Aw man! I love cutting branches and rubbing the sap in my eyes though!
Awesome sweet potatoes!!! Great video love your energy and channel.
Good afternoon from England. Where I live is a cooler climate than yours I think but I have grown a sweet potato plant for the first time this year. I saw a plant in a local garden centre in May and thought I would give it a try. My one plant was grown in a 30 litre container filled with a mixture of sieved garden soil and my own home made compost with some added organic fertiliser. I can’t remember how long it has been growing but the leaves had started to die off so I harvested the plant this week and as a first timer I am pleased with the results. The tubers are not quite as big as yours and I will certainly try again next growing season. Thanks for the tip about the vines rooting where they touch the soil, I will look out for that in future. Finally, I am pleased you called soil, “soil” and not dirt as so many Americans do as I think it is a derogatory word to describe our most basic resource. Excellent channel!
I didn’t know the sweet potaytoe leaves are edible! Thank you! Happy to learn something new!
Killing it as usual brotha, I've never let my sweet potatoes grow long enough to flower, which I think has been a big mistake on my part, I've gotta try this again soon!
Great sweet potatoe harvest. I'm always looking for more of what and how you do in your garden. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you sooo much Family!!!💚🌱
Thank you so much for this video. Very informative and I always learn from vids like yours.
Definitely relate to what your saying about the sweet potatoe leaves, BUT I actually learned some things I hadn't known. TY again. Appreciate the knowledge. That's why I LOVE GARDENING. Learning from one another. 🙏🌱Bless you and your family. 🙏❤️
I'm growing sweet potatoes for the first time this year and I just took the first peek at the roots yesterday. Was very happy to see at least two potatoes in there about a hand and a half long and as big around as my fist. Didn't dig around too much because I don't want to disturb them, but now I'm excited. Just waiting a couple more weeks to harvest so they can get as big as possible before curing for thanksgiving.
Excellent Harvest ! Just came across your channel l love your content! You are so inspiring. Great job.
I just found your channel. I am in Houston, TX. I really like your channel. I will have to plant some sweet potatoes next year. I will look in to the compost procedure also. Your channel is interesting. Keep up the great job.
Nice harvest! You’ve got some really good sized potatoes! 💚
I'm so happy I came across your channel this morning 🙌💙🙌
tato baby I love them sweet potatoes
Great video! I’m looking forward to harvesting in a few months from the purple sweet potato plants I’ve planted. Love the compost tip also!
Nice harvest! Right on time! I'm about to go check on mine, got a couple different kinds going, not sure how well they did but we'll see. Growing in a pallet raised bed with hugelkultur and compost fill, should be good!
Excellent video! I learned SO much!! Thank you!!💜💜 God bless you and your family sir🙏🏼
Thank you sooo much Family!!! God bless you and your Family💚🌱
@@theprolificfamilystead I’m so happy I just discovered your videos today!! Yay!!💜💜 I’m sharing with my friends!
My new favourite channel, learned so much and was thoroughly entertained.
side note the amount of times this man said "sweet potatoes" had me creasing the whole video
🇨🇦Those potatoes are massive @ 4:10 !! I grew potatoes for the first time ever and if mine will be even half that size I’ll be thrilled 😊 back to the video
Beautiful and luscious sweet patatas. Forget the toes in sweet potatoes.
Grew up on farm growing sweet potatoes and almost all produces! Seeing your channel makes me miss farmlife!( Live in city) You a good teacher! Thanks for sharing! Happy Farming💯👍👏❣️
Love the videos, I hope to grow a homestead as lovely as yours
Thank you Family!!! Thank you for stopping by and watching!!!💚🌱
My babby girl loves watermelon. I have always been leary of adding scraps to my garden. I will be trying that too. Thank you for sharing your tips and tricks.
Great garden! Found your channel looking for when to harvest my sweet potatoes. New to southern farming. Great channel, thank you for taking the time to teach others!
I love how u explain things , got glued to ur channel when i watch how to grow potato slips. Just subscribed😊
Please please dont give in to those buyers. If they dont want the garden tell them to Keep it Moving. You are in charge. You have the upper hand. I had to learn this. Dont let them bully you...🥰
Thx u 4 teaching as u go❤
New subscriber. What an awesome harvest!
Just found your channel and I’m excited to be a new sub! Just got done digging our sweets last week before our freeze 🥶! Looking forward to binging your videos! ❤️ from Kristy in Missouri zone 6b 😃🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
WOW what an awesome harvest. Humongous. Thanks for the tips. Good job. I enjoy the leaves in my salad.
Oh my goodness, big harvest!
Wow what a produces of potatoes , congrats
Thanks family!!!!!! I have a huge vine! About to go make some slips before it gets dark!!!!!!
Great harvest! I’m so glad I came across your channel!
Thank you Family!!! We’re ecstatic that you came across our channel. Thank you for watching!!!💚🌱
I'm just getting back into gardening again these past few years, and my hypefixation in the garden this year is sunchokes and sweet potatoes. Got some pretty big pumpkin vines blossoming right now too, exited to see how they do.
Greetings and thanks from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹. Keep up the awesome work.
WOW!!! You really woke me up when you got to the watermelons my my my.
I have my sweet potatoes growing along the outside of my greenhouse... didn't know I was supposed to keep the vines up... maybe I have Monster potatoes waiting lol.
Planted 120+ days ago
Second video I’ve watched and it makes me eager to grow some veggies or fruits in my backyard, but we live in a very dry city, chances may be low here. Love the sweet potato results!
Great video! Good job on the sweet potato harvest. We had too much heat and drought conditions so I doubt my harvest this year will be anywhere as good as last year's. We'll see!
You are a very good gardener and very good information that you share. Also the perspective in which you share it. I will enjoy your videos
You have some beautiful sweet potatoes there.. I've got two more weeks to go. Then I'll be harvesting each row, a week at a time for three weeks. Yes, I'll be in sweet potato heaven
Thank you for the information and inspiration. You have blessed hands! I'll let you know how my container garden sweet potatoes turn out. Stay good, bro. ❤
the flowers are delicious also
Beautiful harvest, i will be traying some container gardening next year, boy i miss my yard.
Thank you Fam!!! What are planning to grow in containers next year?💚🌱
Well i live in a condo, so cant have plants running all over the place perhaps some lettuce, carrots and so on
Great sized sweet potatoes you grew!!
I learned so much valuable information being a newer gardener 😊thank you for all this information
AWESOMENESS. GOD BLESS YOU 🙏🏾❤
Beautiful Harvest!
Great harvest.
I love learning about sweet potatoes.
I live in North Carolina.
I planted
Chits from Lowe’s discount rack.
I planted the chits in ground up crushed tree leaves of 2021, bone meal and a vegetable fertilizer apron planting.
My fertilizer is nothing but kitchen scraps and grass clippings.
I will pull the sweet potatoes in 2 weeks.
You're a great teacher! Thank you! 😊
Looks great fam
Thank you Fam!!! Thank you for watching!!!💚🌱
Ready to harvest my Sweet Patatuh thanks for the Tips
The leaves are growin up my fence in the ground too😮 I can’t wait to see how many and how big. Liked how u just added the compost to the dirt have to try that 👍🏽
Young man you are so inspiring.
#2, and thanks for the information. This was my first time planting
We hope your first harvest is phenomenal Fam!!! Thank you for watching!!!💚🌱
Them bees going to work..💯💯
Wow, some massive size potatoes- well done
What great information! You dropped info, that others don’t.
Beautiful Sweet potato 🥔 😍
So cool to see you doing this!!Sweet Potato. Lol
Pie and yams and good ole sweet potato fries. Lol
Your details are absolutely awesome👍👍👍👍👍👍
Those are some huge sweet potatoes. Nice job
Poe-tay-toe, I'm from the UK, we also call them spuds 😊 Fab harvest!
You grow the biggest sweet potatoes I've seen on YT!
Wow thanks for this...I read somewhere that eating the SP leaves were toxic...and others like you....ok to eat. I'm definitely trying this on my second harvest instead of composting
This is an amazing harvest wau
Thank you for the tip. Did not know that about sweet potato leaves. Nice video.
When you bring the slips indoors and grow as a houseplant,could you then plant them in soil in the spring to grow more potatoes? Please let me know. 9:12 pm Boston.
Beautiful harvest. I hope mine look as good.
Thank you Family!!! We hope your harvest is better than ours💚🌱