Cover your slips if you can , Big storm going over with possible frezzes.look up Ryan hall on TH-cam. He's great . Anyway hot and very cold system going over today and tomorrow .
Just an FYI to those who say it’s not “organic” … Organic does NOT mean chemical or fertilizer free. Hence why the 2 competing “organic” labels on produce in the US have differing regulations… you MUST have BOTH labels to be chemical free but even then there are NO concrete regulations fertilizers. Pesticides are not the same as fertilizers. Think of “cage free” eggs, if you look at the regulations what you’re buying isn’t what you think. Same with “grass fed” meat, they are still pumped with hormones, antibiotics etc and are from the same 3 big cattle factories. Most of the beef in the US is actually from Brazil and our USA beef is sold to other countries. USDA “GRADE” beef is not beef grown in the US, it’s beef that’s been *processed* and graded in the US. If you want healthy food grow yourself and buy from your local farmer. Love your videos and the inspiration you give. God bless!
I got zero sweet potatoes last year. The heat and drought in Texas was so bad that not even the sweet potatoes grew. This year I’m going to plant them in raised beds. Hopefully that will help them grow better. Love your videos, Hollis and Nancy! I’ve learned so much from you guys! I am eternally thankful to God to leading me to finding your videos. Keep up the great work!
I made 8x4 hugelkulter raised beds, 2 yrs ago. This past fall planted sweet potatoes. In Sept. i harvested a haul end of Jan. Replanted in another raised hugelkulter bed. They did FANTASTIC in them here in SW FL!!
I really like the way you two do your videos,so we see the progress from start to finish. It's alot better than having to wait to see what happens.thank you.
Gardening and growing food is a labor of love for sure. We do it even in the cold, wind, heat, rain and through pain. It definitely could be easier to just walk in a store and purchase what you need. God told us we would toil in the soil for our food but I feel like these days it’s a gift God gave us. The rewards are so great. I am now 60 and I hope I can garden for the rest of my life. Love to all of you out there. My heart is full
Hollis that Lady of yours is a real gem,don't let her hurt herself working to hard.She reminds me of my wife and she hurt herself working like that. You two are amazing and you Sir are greatly blessed.
Love these long term, start to finish videos. I do not know any other TH-camr that does that, we usually see either the start or the harvest Also love the music selection
I love you two so much! I love that variety of sweet potato, I totally understand why Mrs. Nancy and her mom loves them as me and my Korean mother do as well. ;)
I really enjoyed this tutorial. I have to say one of my favorite parts is when little bing bing decided he wanted dads attention and got in the camera view for his debut! And another favorite was bing bing looking for sweet potatoes with you! And he picked one to snack on! 😂❤
Thank you both for all of you're videos. It is wonderful so many people asked you so many questions and hence, we all appreciate all of you're videos. Ty so much for helping all of us challenged people with all of our gardening challenges to learn! ❤ -John's wife
Just found ya'll-hoping to grow some food😁 Ya'll are the most beautiful couple and Sooo inspiring!💕Thanks for your videos,I look forward to viewing more!
So funny, I had sweet potatoes in the oven when this video popped up! I have heard the term "slips" before, but never saw them. I thought you'd just be making each potato grow roots, then plant the potatoes. I enjoyed watching the progression, and the full grown plants were gorgeous. "ain't nothin fun about..." 😂 Wow, that was some seriously hard work. Your back must have been screaming, Hollis! Thanks for the education! And I sure do enjoy the clips of wildlife throughout your videos. Nancy, your coat and hat are beautiful! You look so toasty warm!
Watching you for years now, I finally made my first attempt at growing some purple sweet potatoes and it’s going great! Thank you both so much for sharing your knowledge and journey!
You andMs Nancy make a great working pair. Very Cooperative and comparable. Some men think status symbolwhen looking for a life longmate, but thatis so artificial. Working together Peacefully in any goal, makes for a happy productive life. You two are a wonderful Christian Example. Thanks! tms poet Ohio
Guys I just love your videos, can’t believe I’ve just found them. Planning my garden for this summer as I’m in Kentucky and I’ve learned a lot from you. I did a few containers last year and plan to do more this year. I also have a garden in the ground, but like you said the containers are easier on the body. Keep the videos coming love them all. Your the best on TH-cam!!!!!
I love watching all of your videos! It was great seeing how the in ground compared to previous container grown videos. I enjoyed watching what was happening in the other beds as well. 😊 It would be fascinating to see a map of your entire garden area with information about what goes where over the course of a year. Thank you both!
In Cuba we have a different kind of sweet potato called boniato very similar to what you planted in this video. They are very sweet. When I saw your wife in the winter attire I thought you moved North. Lol.
These are the ones my sister and I grew too. We are on our 2nd week of sweetening them up! We either steam them and just eat them plain or par cook them, slice and dip into a tempura batter and deep fry them like green tomatoes! 😋
Another home run hit out the park video! I enjoyed every minute of it! Bless y'all for blessing us with all the knowledge from beginning to harvest! Bing-Bing sure enjoyed it as well 🤗🤗🙏🙏
Great video! Slips to chicken brooder and everything in between. Your videos are so comprehensive. I'm very appreciative of all the work that goes into showing us how it's done. I like especially that you show us when things don't go exactly as planned. Bing Bing's cameo where he shows off his tail end made me laugh! Thank you!! God bless!
I so enjoy your videos. You and Ms Nancy do so good especially with you explaining everything so well from beginning to end and telling everything you use. Thank you so much! Keep it up!
Aww love your videos. Two beautiful people sharing awesome knowledge of growing a bountiful garden while serving n trusting God. May God bless n keep you. 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
Wow❣️ That was alot of work. I just love how Hollis goes all out to please Miss Nancy. That’s real love❣️ Take note guys. 😁 Thank you sooo much for all the detail. This is awesome. This project was a real family affair with Bing Bing doing quality control at the end. 😆 I know you all will enjoy. 😋 Much love being sent your way. 🤍❤️💛🕊🙏🏽🥰
You’ve inspired me to try sweet potatoes this year! But I think I’ll start out in containers. I saw your earlier video on container sweet potatoes. It might be easier on my back. 😊. Thank you both for another exceptional and detailed video. And for the lesson about dealing with adversity! Love you both! God bless you. ❤
I really, really, really enjoy your videos. Thank you so much for your efforts to do and share this type of videos. Greetings from Fort Lauderdale. Fl.
I love watching you plant your gardens! I’ve learned so much from you both! We’re planning on building our retirement home on our lot on the west end of Panama City Beach in about 3 years. It’s so helpful to see what you’re using to amend your sandy soil and when you plant vegetables. I can tell you’re probably in our zone where you live. Thanks for sharing and thank you for glorifying God in your lives.
Hi, we grow these sweet potatoes in Nz. There called Kumera. We grow the Red and Yellow varieties. Love the video. You guys are great. Love the Prayer session too most important. Thanks Deb
It's a pleasure to watch your videos. I learn a lot.and enjoy how tidy your garden and other areas are kept. Very pleasing to the eye No chaos. Greetings from Canada🇨🇦
I just love watching your videos and thank you for showing step by step. God bless you richly. I live in the Pacific Northwest and we have a short growing season but every year I keep working on learning how to grow my 2nd favorite food - sweet potatoes!! 🍠 - my first fav is watermelon !!🍉
Thank you so very much! Seeing a problem helps just as much! We are in Carolina’s so we will keep a look out. Keep it real! It’s the best thing! Love to both of you!❤
Once again I love y'all's videos and the tutorials I appreciate all the effort and all that you put into these videos mr. Hollis and Nancy. By the way Nancy what's the temperature over there in Florida? You look like you are ready for a blizzard! You are so adorable! Y'all have a blessed day. Hugs from Texas
I don’t even like sweet potatoes, but since last year I’ve been obsessed with trying to grow them. It’s so satisfying watching the tubers emerge during harvest
Thanks for sharing this potato growing video. I am in the midwest and will be planting my slips next month. Thanks Hollis and Miss Nancy!! God continue to bless you!
Hi miss Nancy and Hollis, what a great harvest you had here. I am a big fun of your channel. Great job on the hard work you put into making this video and for the whole process from planting to harvesting. I'm from Philippines originally. We eat the slips as well. I wish I am your neighbour just so I can harvest the slips and eat them to my hearts content. It is very difficult to grow them here in England, but I do try my best to do it.
You guys are my #1. I’ve had solid success growing all kinds of veggies with your guidance. My struggles have been sweet potatoes, carrots and watermelons. 2023 will be the year 🏆 🏅 Thank you both for your amazing videos!
Omgosh I've had what's called "jewel" sweet potatoes and they're my favorite. Crazy sweet! The inside is white and they're thinner than regular sweets ! I don't know if they're the same but I'll try and find the ones that you're showing here. Your videos are unmatched by anyone on YT, beautiful & so professionally done.
Thanks so much Hollis and Nancy. Great vid! I grew some Murasakis last year in containers and they did wrll. This is also very sweet but tend to be way mire elongated compared to these Korean ones. Early in the season you can take cuttings and root them directly in containers without even using horrormones.
Your videos are so excellent. Hollis, I love how you explain in such detail. I am a third year veggie gardener & knew nothing before I started. Your videos are so valuable to me & I thank you both. Question…is the information in your notebook available somewhere? The detailed illustrations & bullet points are awesome. I would love hard copies!
Great timing yall! I just came home with some boniato tubers they look very similar to these, you just gave me some needed confidence and guidance! I love yall and I love your love for each other! Have a blseed day!
One sweet potato I missed harvesting 4 years ago continues to push up slips, and I plant them out here in Central Florida. These are called Japanese sweet potatoes in many ethnic groceries. 'Go-gu-ma' is Korean for sweet potato, and 'Boem' in the front is Chestnut, just to describe the taste/texture similarity to roasted chestnuts. They seem to need at least another month in ground compared to the orange varieties. But the leaves are supposed to be better for eating, if you are into that. As always, appreciate all the work you put into these start-to-harvest-to -table videos.
I love your videos. From watching your growing methods, I've learned that you don't need a lot of fanfare to grow food. Simple fertilizers and amendments, sun and water - produces beautiful harvests.
I don’t normally watch video that are much longer than 10-15 but I found it so relaxing to watch the two of you and I need to find out what your yield was. Thank you I very much enjoyed your video and subscribed to see more.
TYVM!!! I have been trying to find out what kind these Bam Goguma were for over a year. I found them in a Family Fare grocery store and grabbed some to try. They were the first ones that actually gave me slips to grow and gave me a small harvest. Im so happy for this video.
I was really interested to watch this because of the pet food prices. Our 6 maltipoos and 5 pyrenees love sweet potatoes. So I wanted to grow some for us and them to start making their food again. Looks like bing bing enjoys a good sweet potato too. Thanks so much for all your videos. And y'all have a blessed day.😁😁😁
And the mighty Bing Bing looking fit and feisty after his encounter with the serpent! Nice to see you all doing well. I have started my sweet potatoes (Okinawa purple) to set slips here in NY too. Though they just announced 7” of snow outside, it’s Spring inside.
Hollis and Nancy….another amazing progression video..that’s why you folks are my faves! I KNOW it is so much work to make these types of videos. THANK you! And your trail cam “intermissions” are the best. Hugs!
wow, that's a hard haul - its amazing but I think I'm going to use the bucket or grow bag method after seeing this! Don't think my back could take it! Also, you can make tea with the leaves, or cut them up to put in a soup, but it makes excellent compost too.
👆Watch this next! Playlist Best Ways to Grow Sweet Potatoes for Massive Harvest th-cam.com/play/PLjAejPnq636ZU6-Xcj1PV0dTgz-m_2NkS.html
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Where in Florida are you?
Putnam County
@@HollisNancysHomestead Thats good to know Im almost exactly due west of you in Galveston county Texas we have very similar weather and frost dates 🤠
Cover your slips if you can , Big storm going over with possible frezzes.look up Ryan hall on TH-cam. He's great . Anyway hot and very cold system going over today and tomorrow .
Miss Nancy, you owe us a sweet potato cooking demo.
I second that motion ✋
Would be appreciated! ❤️ -John's wife
Nancy looks so cute all bundled up.
The cutest😂❤❤❤
Just an FYI to those who say it’s not “organic” … Organic does NOT mean chemical or fertilizer free. Hence why the 2 competing “organic” labels on produce in the US have differing regulations… you MUST have BOTH labels to be chemical free but even then there are NO concrete regulations fertilizers. Pesticides are not the same as fertilizers.
Think of “cage free” eggs, if you look at the regulations what you’re buying isn’t what you think. Same with “grass fed” meat, they are still pumped with hormones, antibiotics etc and are from the same 3 big cattle factories. Most of the beef in the US is actually from Brazil and our USA beef is sold to other countries. USDA “GRADE” beef is not beef grown in the US, it’s beef that’s been *processed* and graded in the US.
If you want healthy food grow yourself and buy from your local farmer.
Love your videos and the inspiration you give. God bless!
Absolutely amazing to see a married couple farming! Thank you two for educating!
I got zero sweet potatoes last year. The heat and drought in Texas was so bad that not even the sweet potatoes grew. This year I’m going to plant them in raised beds. Hopefully that will help them grow better. Love your videos, Hollis and Nancy! I’ve learned so much from you guys! I am eternally thankful to God to leading me to finding your videos. Keep up the great work!
My experience is that things dry out even faster in raised beds
I made 8x4 hugelkulter raised beds, 2 yrs ago. This past fall planted sweet potatoes. In Sept. i harvested a haul end of Jan. Replanted in another raised hugelkulter bed. They did FANTASTIC in them here in SW FL!!
That’s strange. Sweet potatoes are very drought resistant ! It doesn’t take a whole lot of rain to make yields.
Nancy I must say that I approve of your kick and scoot method of gathering the used empty bags ...great 💡 idea
Hollis figured it out, it saves my back. LOL
I really like the way you two do your videos,so we see the progress from start to finish. It's alot better than having to wait to see what happens.thank you.
Gardening and growing food is a labor of love for sure. We do it even in the cold, wind, heat, rain and through pain. It definitely could be easier to just walk in a store and purchase what you need. God told us we would toil in the soil for our food but I feel like these days it’s a gift God gave us. The rewards are so great. I am now 60 and I hope I can garden for the rest of my life. Love to all of you out there. My heart is full
I am 59 and you sound like what mom used to refer to as a "good girl".
I’m so glad Nancy and her mom are going to be blessed with the sweet potatoes. Great job guys. God bless 🙏❤️
Hollis that Lady of yours is a real gem,don't let her hurt herself working to hard.She reminds me of my wife and she hurt herself working like that. You two are amazing and you Sir are greatly blessed.
Such a beautiful Godly couple. I love watching you. Hi Nancy's Mama!
Brother you truly love your wife 👍🙏😇 amen to that! God bless y’all. Love your content
Love these long term, start to finish videos. I do not know any other TH-camr that does that, we usually see either the start or the harvest
Also love the music selection
Nancy is so charming! I love her laughter, it always makes me laugh, too! ❤
Miss Nancy proud of ALL those nice sweet potatoes, there's alot of work put into them, I'm glad she got alot. Especially at that price. Good eaten!
Thanks so much
I wondered how sweet potatoes were grown and you’ve covered the whole thing, thanks ❤
Nancy, I look forward to seeing what you prepare with the fruit of your labor. I so enjoy the peace and love the two of you live. 💜🙏
I love you two so much! I love that variety of sweet potato, I totally understand why Mrs. Nancy and her mom loves them as me and my Korean mother do as well. ;)
That sweet potato is delicious, y’all couldn’t explain any better, I boiled mine and eat it with stew salt fish, thank Mr and Mrs Hollis . God bless❤
So good
Wow that's awesome harvest. I planted purple white and orange sweet potatoes in my garden. Love your videos❤ God bless
I really enjoyed this tutorial. I have to say one of my favorite parts is when little bing bing decided he wanted dads attention and got in the camera view for his debut! And another favorite was bing bing looking for sweet potatoes with you! And he picked one to snack on! 😂❤
Thank you both for all of you're videos. It is wonderful so many people asked you so many questions and hence, we all appreciate all of you're videos. Ty so much for helping all of us challenged people with all of our gardening challenges to learn! ❤ -John's wife
Our pleasure!
Looks like I haven't been heavy handed enough with the bone/blood meal. Thanks for sharing! Say "Hey!" to Bing Bing. Loved seeing him napping.
Just found ya'll-hoping to grow some food😁 Ya'll are the most beautiful couple and Sooo inspiring!💕Thanks for your videos,I look forward to viewing more!
So funny, I had sweet potatoes in the oven when this video popped up! I have heard the term "slips" before, but never saw them. I thought you'd just be making each potato grow roots, then plant the potatoes. I enjoyed watching the progression, and the full grown plants were gorgeous. "ain't nothin fun about..." 😂 Wow, that was some seriously hard work. Your back must have been screaming, Hollis!
Thanks for the education! And I sure do enjoy the clips of wildlife throughout your videos.
Nancy, your coat and hat are beautiful! You look so toasty warm!
You can never be too prepared. Best prepper advice I've learned..... one is none; two is one!
Thank you both so much for keeping me company while i move 3 cubic yards of soil for my very first raised garden ❤
I love watching and learning from this hard working couple.
Watching you for years now, I finally made my first attempt at growing some purple sweet potatoes and it’s going great! Thank you both so much for sharing your knowledge and journey!
You andMs Nancy make a great working pair. Very Cooperative and comparable. Some men
think status symbolwhen looking for a life longmate, but thatis so artificial. Working together
Peacefully in any goal, makes for a happy productive life. You two are a wonderful Christian
Example. Thanks! tms poet Ohio
Guys I just love your videos, can’t believe I’ve just found them. Planning my garden for this summer as I’m in Kentucky and I’ve learned a lot from you. I did a few containers last year and plan to do more this year. I also have a garden in the ground, but like you said the containers are easier on the body. Keep the videos coming love them all. Your the best on TH-cam!!!!!
As always, we love to watch and always smile on our face😊 bravos to the good team work. Have a blessed day! ❤
I love watching all of your videos! It was great seeing how the in ground compared to previous container grown videos. I enjoyed watching what was happening in the other beds as well. 😊 It would be fascinating to see a map of your entire garden area with information about what goes where over the course of a year. Thank you both!
th-cam.com/video/cTtXOnCdb2Q/w-d-xo.html
In Cuba we have a different kind of sweet potato called boniato very similar to what you planted in this video. They are very sweet. When I saw your wife in the winter attire I thought you moved North. Lol.
These are the ones my sister and I grew too. We are on our 2nd week of sweetening them up! We either steam them and just eat them plain or par cook them, slice and dip into a tempura batter and deep fry them like green tomatoes! 😋
That is awesome!
Another home run hit out the park video! I enjoyed every minute of it! Bless y'all for blessing us with all the knowledge from beginning to harvest! Bing-Bing sure enjoyed it as well 🤗🤗🙏🙏
Great video! Slips to chicken brooder and everything in between. Your videos are so comprehensive. I'm very appreciative of all the work that goes into showing us how it's done. I like especially that you show us when things don't go exactly as planned. Bing Bing's cameo where he shows off his tail end made me laugh! Thank you!! God bless!
Love love seeing you both do videos together 🙏😊
I so enjoy your videos. You and Ms Nancy do so good especially with you explaining everything so well from beginning to end and telling everything you use. Thank you so much! Keep it up!
Love ya’lls kind nature and relaxing voices. Learn so much and enjoy every clip. Praise God for such kind teachers.
Our pleasure!
Aww love your videos. Two beautiful people sharing awesome knowledge of growing a bountiful garden while serving n trusting God. May God bless n keep you. 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
Hollis & Nancy, you are my heroes♥️
Wow❣️ That was alot of work. I just love how Hollis goes all out to please Miss Nancy. That’s real love❣️ Take note guys. 😁 Thank you sooo much for all the detail. This is awesome. This project was a real family affair with Bing Bing doing quality control at the end. 😆 I know you all will enjoy. 😋 Much love being sent your way. 🤍❤️💛🕊🙏🏽🥰
You’ve inspired me to try sweet potatoes this year! But I think I’ll start out in containers. I saw your earlier video on container sweet potatoes. It might be easier on my back. 😊. Thank you both for another exceptional and detailed video. And for the lesson about dealing with adversity! Love you both! God bless you. ❤
ChinaMart has 20gal buckets for $9
The leaves are edible too !!
I really, really, really enjoy your videos. Thank you so much for your efforts to do and share this type of videos. Greetings from Fort Lauderdale. Fl.
I love watching you plant your gardens! I’ve learned so much from you both! We’re planning on building our retirement home on our lot on the west end of Panama City Beach in about 3 years. It’s so helpful to see what you’re using to amend your sandy soil and when you plant vegetables. I can tell you’re probably in our zone where you live. Thanks for sharing and thank you for glorifying God in your lives.
Another great video, I i’m going to try to grow my own slips for next spring. Thanks again.
Hi, we grow these sweet potatoes in Nz. There called Kumera. We grow the Red and Yellow varieties. Love the video. You guys are great. Love the Prayer session too most important. Thanks Deb
I grow my sweet potatoes in my raised feeder troughs every year and get a great harvest. You guys are the best.
It's a pleasure to watch your videos. I learn a lot.and enjoy how tidy your garden and other areas are kept.
Very pleasing to the eye No chaos.
Greetings from Canada🇨🇦
❤❤❤❤You both are amazing… Love watching and learning from you. Thank You and God Bless you always
Our pleasure!
Your video are wonderful. Very organized and love how you set them up at each stage of growth . I have learned so much. You are wonderful teachers.
Thank you so much!
I love sweet patotoes and there better for healthcare thank you for sharing your thoughts and knowledge about planets aloha from Hawaii
I just love watching your videos and thank you for showing step by step. God bless you richly. I live in the Pacific Northwest and we have a short growing season but every year I keep working on learning how to grow my 2nd favorite food - sweet potatoes!! 🍠 -
my first fav is watermelon !!🍉
Thank you so very much! Seeing a problem helps just as much! We are in Carolina’s so we will keep a look out. Keep it real! It’s the best thing! Love to both of you!❤
You are so welcome!
Once again I love y'all's videos and the tutorials I appreciate all the effort and all that you put into these videos mr. Hollis and Nancy. By the way Nancy what's the temperature over there in Florida? You look like you are ready for a blizzard! You are so adorable! Y'all have a blessed day. Hugs from Texas
So greatful to come across your challenge thankyou for sharing your knowledge to the world.
God bless
You are such a happy upbeat couple. Thank you for sharing your journey!
I don’t even like sweet potatoes, but since last year I’ve been obsessed with trying to grow them. It’s so satisfying watching the tubers emerge during harvest
Thanks for sharing this potato growing video. I am in the midwest and will be planting my slips next month. Thanks Hollis and Miss Nancy!! God continue to bless you!
Best of luck to you with your taters❤️❤️❤️
Hi miss Nancy and Hollis, what a great harvest you had here. I am a big fun of your channel. Great job on the hard work you put into making this video and for the whole process from planting to harvesting. I'm from Philippines originally. We eat the slips as well. I wish I am your neighbour just so I can harvest the slips and eat them to my hearts content. It is very difficult to grow them here in England, but I do try my best to do it.
Nice !! Sweet potato!! Yeah 👍 a little bit diffrent from regular potato's !! But it locking amazing!! Love it👍👍
you guys are so cute and sweet we need recipes of sweet potatoes. Thanks for the video.
You guys are my #1. I’ve had solid success growing all kinds of veggies with your guidance. My struggles have been sweet potatoes, carrots and watermelons.
2023 will be the year 🏆 🏅 Thank you both for your amazing videos!
I love to watch you all. you finish the whole growing season in one show. Thank you. You all are great teachers
Omgosh I've had what's called "jewel" sweet potatoes and they're my favorite. Crazy sweet! The inside is white and they're thinner than regular sweets ! I don't know if they're the same but I'll try and find the ones that you're showing here. Your videos are unmatched by anyone on YT, beautiful & so professionally done.
That's sweet you grow them for her and her mama❤
Harvest looked like a good workout. I enjoyed watching the transition of the neighboring beds.
Thanks so much Hollis and Nancy. Great vid! I grew some Murasakis last year in containers and they did wrll. This is also very sweet but tend to be way mire elongated compared to these Korean ones. Early in the season you can take cuttings and root them directly in containers without even using horrormones.
Your videos are so excellent. Hollis, I love how you explain in such detail. I am a third year veggie gardener & knew nothing before I started. Your videos are so valuable to me & I thank you both. Question…is the information in your notebook available somewhere? The detailed illustrations & bullet points are awesome. I would love hard copies!
That was a nice harvest. God bless your family.
You guys always warm my heart. God bless you and your wonderful homestead ! Greetings from Belgium
Great information thank you for sharing really enjoy watching you both,God bless you please father.
Thank you Hollis and Nancy for the information about watering sweet potato. Probably why mine failed my first attempt.
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Great timing yall! I just came home with some boniato tubers they look very similar to these, you just gave me some needed confidence and guidance! I love yall and I love your love for each other! Have a blseed day!
One sweet potato I missed harvesting 4 years ago continues to push up slips, and I plant them out here in Central Florida.
These are called Japanese sweet potatoes in many ethnic groceries. 'Go-gu-ma' is Korean for sweet potato, and 'Boem' in the front is Chestnut, just to describe the taste/texture similarity to roasted chestnuts. They seem to need at least another month in ground compared to the orange varieties. But the leaves are supposed to be better for eating, if you are into that.
As always, appreciate all the work you put into these start-to-harvest-to -table videos.
Excellent video, thanks so much, Mike in Georgia
Just love you two! Many blessings!
I love your videos. From watching your growing methods, I've learned that you don't need a lot of fanfare to grow food. Simple fertilizers and amendments, sun and water - produces beautiful harvests.
GREAT IDEA NANCY WITH THE SCISSORS.....WAY TO GO .....WORK SMARTER NOT HARDER ....🤣🤩
I don’t normally watch video that are much longer than 10-15 but I found it so relaxing to watch the two of you and I need to find out what your yield was. Thank you I very much enjoyed your video and subscribed to see more.
Welcome to the family! Lots of folks say our videos don’t seem long once they actually watch one. 😂😂😂
I love watching your videos. I can’t garden anymore so your videos help me to get my gardening desire somewhat eased. Thank you and God bless. 😊
Thank you so much for posting ❤❤❤❤❤❤
TYVM!!! I have been trying to find out what kind these Bam Goguma were for over a year. I found them in a Family Fare grocery store and grabbed some to try. They were the first ones that actually gave me slips to grow and gave me a small harvest. Im so happy for this video.
I was really interested to watch this because of the pet food prices. Our 6 maltipoos and 5 pyrenees love sweet potatoes. So I wanted to grow some for us and them to start making their food again. Looks like bing bing enjoys a good sweet potato too. Thanks so much for all your videos. And y'all have a blessed day.😁😁😁
We absolutely love the chestnut tasting varieties ty for sharing this information yummy
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You guys are awesome I am doing sweet potatoes for the first time. Thank you so much. God Bless
Our pleasure!
You two are the best. Thank you again for a great video.
What a wonderful and bountiful harvest! Praise God!
Amen
You bring joy to my life🥰
Love watching your videos!
Thank massive big shout out loud
Another fantastic from beginning to end video you guys are the bomb! I love the trick there with getting the slips growing in the mason jars.
And the mighty Bing Bing looking fit and feisty after his encounter with the serpent! Nice to see you all doing well. I have started my sweet potatoes (Okinawa purple) to set slips here in NY too. Though they just announced 7” of snow outside, it’s Spring inside.
Great video, makes me want to get outside right now. Oh wait, its still dark!!
Hollis and Nancy….another amazing progression video..that’s why you folks are my faves! I KNOW it is so much work to make these types of videos. THANK you! And your trail cam “intermissions” are the best. Hugs!
Beautiful property ❤looks like you have a lot to work with 👍🏼✌️❤️
wow, that's a hard haul - its amazing but I think I'm going to use the bucket or grow bag method after seeing this! Don't think my back could take it! Also, you can make tea with the leaves, or cut them up to put in a soup, but it makes excellent compost too.
Just found ur channel this last week, so glad I did! U r a very nice couple & so informative. Blessings