You did NOT exaggerate by calling this video a Masterclass, this was fantastic and I learned a lot of things that I need to improve upon. Many thanks and keep up the great work!
I always enjoy your episodes Jag! But my friend, here in the Okanagan Valley of BC we sure do get summers where 36 C is common. We've had heat waves of prolonged stretches over 40 C - that's hot. (Also lots of forest fires and smoke to contend with - like you guys!). But I appreciate the tip to REMOVE more than two sets of growth. I always learn something from you!
❤🎉 Thank you! New sub here! I live in the Rocky Mountains Colorado and our soil and water are VERY alkaline. I will try this for fall potatoes for winter use. Didn't know about iron against earwigs. I'll try that too! 🎉 p.s. you are a VERY GOOD TEACHER! AND. Easy on the eyes! 😊
I bought seeded potatoes about a month ago and I got them out to plant. I noticed a couple of them have sent up 2 1/2 inch sprouts. What should I do and there are no other chits on that potato. Help. I love this man’s videos. They are so helpful. I just subscribed.
Would like to confirm if its good to reuse the old soil from potato pots and just put fertilizer? I hear from other people that reusing old soil is not good.
I explain in the video, more chits will create more plants and will create more potatoes but potatoes will be small, less chits produces less plants which creates one or two plants and potatoes will be very big
Um Hi. I have a question….you actually buy chicken poo? Now you buy all these pellets of iron and this and that. Buy the time your done your going to pay so much more then it’s going to cost you to go to the store and buy a bag. You seem like a fancy potato man to me. I throw hay and straw in the barn so my birds can keep dry. Then rake it up and put it in a compost pile so I don’t have to go to the store and buy someone else’s chicken Sh# €§. I think you cost too much for me. But thanks for the video. I didn’t know that about the eyes thing!
Sure can you do this when you are expecting frost in few weeks? How about when it is 104F (40c)? What if the soil ph is 7.5, will it grow good potatoes? Plant the whole potato with 7 to 8 chits on it? Sure you can stick the potato in ground but won't you want to know how to optimize the production by growing with optimal conditions?
@@DaisyCreekFarmsThank you for this perfectly detailed video! I really enjoyed & apreciated it! Even though I know how to grow them I still loved watching your video & your teaching as you are helping others-not putting them down🧡✨🌱
@@DaisyCreekFarms Don't be pissy Bud. Anyone with half decent soil isn't dealing with 7.5 ph. Most people in the world don't know what frost is. 1-2 chits vs 7-8 chits makes exactly zero difference and you know it. Stick a potato in the ground and calm the fk down.
@bradcarby3765 lol someone got mad real fast. How do you know what I know? 1-2 chits vs 7-8 chits makes a lot of difference. I did a whole experiment on this. I usually do not reply back to disrespectful comment like yours, however, I am looking past this to provide accurate info. Here is the video on the experiment: th-cam.com/video/ovh72RusKJI/w-d-xo.html
@@DaisyCreekFarms How do you know what I know? 8 plants is not statistically significant (and yes, I watched your recommended video). As a commercial grower of many different crops, I can honestly say you don't know what the fk you are talking about. Have fun ruining new gardeners joy though.
How many times did I say Potato? lol Let me know your secrets and techniques of growing potatoes as well!
Close to 7 minutos in the video and you mention potatoes at least 65 times ! For the love of God 😂😅😅
Ahhh, 156 times !? I got lost, I 😂 think . 😅😅
How can I tell if a store bought potato is determinate or indeterminate?
I am lazy...no way am I going to count that high!
Isn't it zero? since i call potatoes podato? lol
You did NOT exaggerate by calling this video a Masterclass, this was fantastic and I learned a lot of things that I need to improve upon. Many thanks and keep up the great work!
Glad it was helpful!
@@DaisyCreekFarms Brother I need your help In this work
Thank you for this video. I have been trying to chit my own potatoes but somewhat ineffective. I learned so much from your video. Again, thank you.
I wish I had seen this before planting my potatoes this spring. There is so much information here that I have never heard previously. Thanks!!
Thank you for this. You provided some nice tips I hadn't heard before. Definitely appreciate and love your channel.
Glad the video was helpful!
I always enjoy your episodes Jag! But my friend, here in the Okanagan Valley of BC we sure do get summers where 36 C is common. We've had heat waves of prolonged stretches over 40 C - that's hot. (Also lots of forest fires and smoke to contend with - like you guys!). But I appreciate the tip to REMOVE more than two sets of growth. I always learn something from you!
Love that you take the time to prepare such a valuable teaching in gardening for potatoes thank you!!! You really help us enjoy gardening
Just planted potatoes in my zone 7. I am relying on your expertise from the other two videos as well. Thank you!
Such a great video! Really appreciate all the detail, which is often left out in other videos. Thank you!
Brilliant. Thank you. Now i am well informed. And this will be my first project.
Really interesting, informative and helpful, thank you Jag.
This was really informative. I learned a ton here. The potatoes I have just cut may be too small so I will have to see what happens.
Thank you for this information packed potato growing tutorial, in it you answered many of the questions that I had.
Potato plants are really pretty
❤🎉 Thank you! New sub here! I live in the Rocky Mountains Colorado and our soil and water are VERY alkaline. I will try this for fall potatoes for winter use. Didn't know about iron against earwigs. I'll try that too! 🎉 p.s. you are a VERY GOOD TEACHER! AND. Easy on the eyes! 😊
Thanks for the kind words and thanks for subscribing!
Jag, you sound like a proud Papa . Thank you so much
That was SO comprehensive and helpful! Thank you! 🤙😊
This was such an informative video! Thank you so much!
hopefully you will have more masterclass videos Jag, thank you
Will surely make more, these are long videos and take a lot more time.
I really appreciate your videos. I have learned alot from ypur channel!
What can I say but thank you my friend.
Another great informative video. Thank you Jag.
Truely, I learnt a lot. Thank you sir.
Thank you Jag.
Thanks you inspired us
i understand. they are packed with great content and are worth the wait
ਬੋਹਤ ਵਦੀਆ ਵੀਡਿਉ ਜੀ 🙏🏽
Great Master class🎉
thanks for sharing😊
Thankyou,very well done sir
Great information 😊thank you
This is such great info thank you
Love from Canada.... PEI
Do i have to throw away the soil after harvesting? Thank you for a great video. We'll try again
Thanks for making me a Mr Potato!
I bought seeded potatoes about a month ago and I got them out to plant. I noticed a couple of them have sent up 2 1/2 inch sprouts. What should I do and there are no other chits on that potato. Help. I love this man’s videos. They are so helpful. I just subscribed.
🤯O….m…g wow
Ànts got into my grow bag with my seed potatoes 😢
❤😊
Would like to confirm if its good to reuse the old soil from potato pots and just put fertilizer? I hear from other people that reusing old soil is not good.
I hv one growing in a vase n one on ground I want to graft
Is there a way to tell if a potato you get from the grocery store is determinate or indeterminate?
how can you tell if your store bought sprouting potato is determinant or indeterminate?
Look up the variety like if you see the name.
Most store bought are determinate, the grocery stores have the variety of potato displayed when selling and you can search for it.
That much fertilizer?
I know one can buy potato seeds but where do they come from?
Why is it needed to cut down chits? Isnt more foliage provides more tubers?
I explain in the video, more chits will create more plants and will create more potatoes but potatoes will be small, less chits produces less plants which creates one or two plants and potatoes will be very big
Noice
I just love it when they point at NOTHING!! "Check out this video!"....... what video?
hoot
Brah, that knife just missed his pinky toe @3:15 !
Um Hi. I have a question….you actually buy chicken poo? Now you buy all these pellets of iron and this and that. Buy the time your done your going to pay so much more then it’s going to cost you to go to the store and buy a bag. You seem like a fancy potato man to me. I throw hay and straw in the barn so my birds can keep dry. Then rake it up and put it in a compost pile so I don’t have to go to the store and buy someone else’s chicken Sh# €§. I think you cost too much for me. But thanks for the video. I didn’t know that about the eyes thing!
What's a padado?
Podado: A very classy and fine version of the common word potato
Well done Captain Overcomplicated. Just stick a potato in the ground and wait.
Sure can you do this when you are expecting frost in few weeks? How about when it is 104F (40c)? What if the soil ph is 7.5, will it grow good potatoes? Plant the whole potato with 7 to 8 chits on it? Sure you can stick the potato in ground but won't you want to know how to optimize the production by growing with optimal conditions?
@@DaisyCreekFarmsThank you for this perfectly detailed video! I really enjoyed & apreciated it! Even though I know how to grow them I still loved watching your video & your teaching as you are helping others-not putting them down🧡✨🌱
@@DaisyCreekFarms Don't be pissy Bud. Anyone with half decent soil isn't dealing with 7.5 ph. Most people in the world don't know what frost is. 1-2 chits vs 7-8 chits makes exactly zero difference and you know it. Stick a potato in the ground and calm the fk down.
@bradcarby3765 lol someone got mad real fast. How do you know what I know? 1-2 chits vs 7-8 chits makes a lot of difference. I did a whole experiment on this. I usually do not reply back to disrespectful comment like yours, however, I am looking past this to provide accurate info. Here is the video on the experiment: th-cam.com/video/ovh72RusKJI/w-d-xo.html
@@DaisyCreekFarms How do you know what I know? 8 plants is not statistically significant (and yes, I watched your recommended video). As a commercial grower of many different crops, I can honestly say you don't know what the fk you are talking about. Have fun ruining new gardeners joy though.
they are eyes not chits
LouiseAustralia 🦘