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Hey Gary! Love all your videos, the options and the details you provide. Can you let them stay in water too long? I have some that I started earlier that have a lot of root and I mean a lot lol!
I did it! I did it! With your help of course, Gary! My first ever growing sweet potatoes! I did the tray method then cut slips and put them in water until ready to plant. You are a great teacher! Thank you!!
We started our slips via water (from Whole Foods) and it took 11 days to get roots and 3 weeks to finally have really tall slips. We planted some seed sweet potatoes (from Lowe's) in soil and had roots in 5 days and slips in 10 days. After a few weeks of growing we put them in water in a vase. So far so good!
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The key is warmth to get them to produce slips quickly. I start mine in an 80-85 F grow closet under grow lights. My slips are ready to transplant into the garden in about 5 weeks.
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I bought some organic Japanese sweet potatoes from Whole Foods. They are pretty small in diameter, so I was able to cut them in halves and dangle them in small jars filled with water. It's been about 2 weeks, and out of 8 jars, only 2 jars have grown tall leaves and stems. The other 3 have just started growing some steams. Thank you for the video. Can't wait to start cutting the vines in a few weeks.
The great thing about doing it this way instead of putting the potato in a glass of water was I could eat the potato when I pulled all the slips off of it. Basically zero cost and zero waste.
Hi Gary. When we grow sprouts, about 2 inches is cut from the tops. This way, we get to enjoy the potato and get shots later for transplanting. Love the video.
Talk about perfect timing! I took a couple of my sweet potatoes from the bin last week and put them in soil to make slips after perusing several TH-cam vids. But later also saw recommendations to use organic sweet potatoes to make slips (because they haven't been sprayed with anti-sprouting hormones). So now the sweets I planted have been washed and returned to the bin (no worse for wear) and replaced with a couple of organic sweets. I am in Maryland also, Annapolis, which is apparently now zone 7B although we used to be 7A if I remember correctly. Very much looking forward to growing them at home because the organic offerings locally are WAY more spendy than non-organic sweets. Plus the vines are so pretty. Might be planting them in the front yard.
Thank you for this. This is my first year growing sweet potatoes. I've got slips in water but didn't know how long to leave in water and whether to add a pinch of fertilizer. I've gotten important helpful gardening tips from your channel.
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I just started attempting to grow some slips. I wish I had of started earlier. I just put mines in potting soil. My slips are not long enough to put in water yet. Love the tips for propagating. 👍😀🌻🌱😍🌼🌷😎
This year I tried the dirt method as well. This has been the best for me, no rotting sweet potato or dead vines. The only thing I did different from you was that I added a bit of dirt on top of the potato. This will be my go to method from now on. Thanks for the fertilizer tip!
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Thanks for this video! I’ve been growing slips I started months ago with the help of your previous videos. I didn’t know I could cut the slips I have in water to get even more slips.
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Thank you Gary, very informative. This is my first year growing sweet potatoes. I live in zone 1a so I will be planting mine in a green house with raised beds. Praying for success.
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This is great! Growing potatoes looks like fun....but I don't eat potatoes. But, sweet potatoes....♥️ them. I will defineitely try this; but this year is all full (for my beginner skills)
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The problem i was having was the leaves left in the water to long was looking like they needed nutrients last year and I did add some fertilizer but they were dying. What I started doing was potting them in potting mix I figured the ones you get from the store be in seed trays. So im doing a little test to see if the ones I pot up do better then the ones I leave in water . Your video gives me the amount of fertilizer I should be using versus me trying to guess thank you. I did the soil verses water last year they were about the same well this year I did it the same and the potatoes I have in water have roots but no vines while the one in soil has given more then ill need for my garden. Oh and my ginger is looking good so thanks for that video last I just put in a flower pot and it grew then died but I think doing it your way was the key they've been potted up and are looking good being taken in and out to get use to the sun. Sorry so long one question what should my night temps be before I plant out my warn weather plants. Im at my frost free days just still got night temps in 40s but a couple in 30s I was waiting for a week with 50s is that right I forget every year
I appreciate your videos so much 🙏 I was adding so much water to mine, & I managed to save a few. I’m surprised they’re actually growing. Next time, I’ll do better thanks to you.
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I’m so glad you did this video. I haven’t grown them before. I started some sweet potatoes in water then on their side as you instructed in a previous video -but wasn’t sure what to do when they start sprouting (which some haven’t yet and I thought I must have messed up ). I’m glad to know I just need to be patient. Thank you so much!
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Hi Gary! I put the sweet potato cuttings in water until they root like yours. but when I put them in potting soil, the leaves turned yellow and dried out. and now they grow very slowly
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Another great and informative video! So I started mine just about 30 days ago and there are a couple of them that are 6 inches or longer. My question is the leaves are still pretty purple they look like they’re starting to get green but they are not nearly as green as yours. Is there anything I may be doing wrong?
I started mine this year three different ways I did one in water I ended up ditching that and just putting it in soil...I did one on its side in a container but because that took up so much space and I wanted to start more I did one in an 18 ounce cup vertically to save space and I was actually doing really really well and it’s putting off like I don’t know 12 Bud’s already once it got going on man you can’t stop this one so it’s a really cool thing to combine the cup and the soil and grow them up vertically if you have the vertical space and you don’t have the horizontal space
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Hi Gary. I like the way you explained how to do things. I followed your instruction to try growing sweet potato slips and it's going well (a bit late but just for fun as I have a lot on my plate since last December and I'm late in most of my gardening chores this year). However, I noticed many tiny bumps on a couple leaves. I believe it's a pest but I can't determine which kind. I cut off the 2 that had a lot and cleaned all the other leaves and stems with a bit of castille soap in water with Qtips to be able to reach every little place and I isolated the potato with the slips so it doesn't spread to my seedlings. I took a picture that I could send you. Maybe you saw that before and could help me identify what's happening to my slips if you don't mind. Thank you for any help you can provide. :)
You should be able to see an insect, if not it is something else. I am not familiar with the bumps but I would buy and insect spray of your choice. A simple bottle and spray the leaves outside. If it is an insect that would take care of it. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
Very informative! We are growing sweet potatoes for the first time this year. Also getting ready to plant our tomato seedlings (grown from Rusted Garden seeds). Temperatures will be dropping down into the high 30s at night. Should we wait to plant? We’re close to you in Northern Virginia.
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Video was so helpful! I planted my potatoes in boiled seed starting mix back in January, the leave have gotten some sort of fungus I’m guessing on them, looks like sugar crystals, and then they eventually turn yellow and die, have you ever seen anything like this on sweet potatoes before? Wondering if it could be a nutrient deficiency since I had forgotten to feed with water soluble fertilizer, haven’t fed them at all until today
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The sweet potato’s you use are store bought and not for seeding? I live near Louisiana where they grow some great Sweet potatoes. Sounds like a great plan. Thank you. I bought your neem oil so I am ready for the bugs!
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So hit or miss. Glad you got some. Please visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden shop at www.therustedgarden.com for seeds, starting supplies, neem oil, peppermint oil, fabric pots and more & Please Ring the Bell (next to subscribe) to get immediate real-time video notifications of new videos. Thanks
My 6 year old grandson has to grow something for school. Anything he wants any suggestions for something very easy for a kid in his class room & in small container
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I am not sure to be honest. In their if it roots it will keep growing and leaf. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
BS need cooler temps. Spinach when it is the coolest. Eggplant loves the heat. Sale for 10% off. Code 500K. Expires Friday 4/16. Please visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden shop at www.therustedgarden.com & Please Ring the Bell (next to subscribe) to get immediate real-time video notifications of new videos. Thanks
Jayden Lee I have had no luck growing Brussels sprouts, spinach is a very small window (during the "winter") Eggplant, you'll have to find a good variety. Good luck 🍀
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I have had very good luck with sprouting my garnet sweet potatoes but no luck at all with the white ones. The potatoes themselves produce roots but no shoots. Any advice with this situation? Thanks for your informative videos.
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My sweet potatoes are just starting to grow slips, started in February. There are mushrooms growing in the soil, what's the cause and how do I get rid of them? Thanks
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Warmth helps speed up things. Sale for 10% off. Code 500K. Expires Friday 4/16. Please visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden shop at www.therustedgarden.com & Please Ring the Bell (next to subscribe) to get immediate real-time video notifications of new videos. Thanks
Denise, from recent reading I've seen the water method (balancing them in a container of water) takes a lot longer, and the soil method takes a lot shorter, like within a week if you keep them warm. I'm going with the soil method. If you can supply bottom heat that might help.
@@carolynblakeney966 I have the containers on heat mats and I put some Saran Wrap lightly over top to keep the humidity in the soil. Cross my fingers I see some shoots soon! 🤞🤞
@@denipar69 are they conventional sweets or organic? May not be an issue either way but I pulled my conventional sweet potatoes (because they weren't sprouting) and replaced them with organic. Sometimes the conventional sweets are treated with sprouting inhibitors.
Hey Gary! I may be a little too late, but I like experimenting. I’ve got a sweet potato that I held on to for a little too long, and it sprouted. No green leaves, so I went and stuck the whole potato on its side in our garden bed. I did make sure it’s shallow, and the sprout is not covered, but I covered the potato. Should I remove some of the dirt so it’s only halfway up the potato like you did? Or might it be okay shallowly covered fully?
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Treat homestead like indeterminates. They are classified as semi-determinate but I found they get large. Thanks for the order. Please visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden shop at www.therustedgarden.com for seeds, starting supplies, neem oil, peppermint oil, fabric pots and more & Please Ring the Bell (next to subscribe) to get immediate real-time video notifications of new videos. Thanks
Hi Gary! I started my sweet potatoes after watching your video a few months ago and they started growing vines famously until the aphids. I’m growing indoors...how could this have happened?
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I did this and have 15 plants from 1 sweet potato ... when do I plant them outdoors... I have read that regular potatoes go out now but sweet potato needs higher temperatures than regular potatoes
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Hello everyone! I'm trying this out in London zone 8a, does anyone have any tips for this kind of climate? Also, my Covington sp slips are about 20cm long and been in soil for 3 weeks but the sp has started to shrivel. Has anyone else had this experience?
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I didn't know about the water! I thought you just put a piece of potato in the dirt outside. This way you get to make sure they have nice roots before planting in ground. Not that I would've done that without coming here and searching for the best way to grow them. I'd rather be surprised now than right before I put a plan into action. The time to research is BEFORE finalizing a plan.
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Hey Gary! Love all your videos, the options and the details you provide. Can you let them stay in water too long? I have some that I started earlier that have a lot of root and I mean a lot lol!
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I did it! I did it! With your help of course, Gary! My first ever growing sweet potatoes! I did the tray method then cut slips and put them in water until ready to plant. You are a great teacher! Thank you!!
After a year, how did your sweet potatoes turn out?
We started our slips via water (from Whole Foods) and it took 11 days to get roots and 3 weeks to finally have really tall slips. We planted some seed sweet potatoes (from Lowe's) in soil and had roots in 5 days and slips in 10 days. After a few weeks of growing we put them in water in a vase. So far so good!
Been waiting to put them in water, I guess now's the time! Didn't know I could cut at a leaf node, thought had to cut from potato, Game changer!!!
Yep any node.
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The key is warmth to get them to produce slips quickly. I start mine in an 80-85 F grow closet under grow lights. My slips are ready to transplant into the garden in about 5 weeks.
Great tip. I would need a heat source
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I bought some organic Japanese sweet potatoes from Whole Foods. They are pretty small in diameter, so I was able to cut them in halves and dangle them in small jars filled with water. It's been about 2 weeks, and out of 8 jars, only 2 jars have grown tall leaves and stems. The other 3 have just started growing some steams. Thank you for the video. Can't wait to start cutting the vines in a few weeks.
The great thing about doing it this way instead of putting the potato in a glass of water was I could eat the potato when I pulled all the slips off of it. Basically zero cost and zero waste.
Hi Gary. When we grow sprouts, about 2 inches is cut from the tops. This way, we get to enjoy the potato and get shots later for transplanting. Love the video.
Talk about perfect timing! I took a couple of my sweet potatoes from the bin last week and put them in soil to make slips after perusing several TH-cam vids. But later also saw recommendations to use organic sweet potatoes to make slips (because they haven't been sprayed with anti-sprouting hormones). So now the sweets I planted have been washed and returned to the bin (no worse for wear) and replaced with a couple of organic sweets. I am in Maryland also, Annapolis, which is apparently now zone 7B although we used to be 7A if I remember correctly. Very much looking forward to growing them at home because the organic offerings locally are WAY more spendy than non-organic sweets. Plus the vines are so pretty. Might be planting them in the front yard.
Thank you for this. This is my first year growing sweet potatoes. I've got slips in water but didn't know how long to leave in water and whether to add a pinch of fertilizer. I've gotten important helpful gardening tips from your channel.
Glad to help. And good luck this year.
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I just started attempting to grow some slips. I wish I had of started earlier. I just put mines in potting soil. My slips are not long enough to put in water yet. Love the tips for propagating. 👍😀🌻🌱😍🌼🌷😎
This year I tried the dirt method as well. This has been the best for me, no rotting sweet potato or dead vines. The only thing I did different from you was that I added a bit of dirt on top of the potato. This will be my go to method from now on. Thanks for the fertilizer tip!
Yep. Good luck.
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First time growing sweet potatoes, and I have to say it is super easy. Of course, I followed your method and all your tips. Thank you!
Glad it is working
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Thanks for this video! I’ve been growing slips I started months ago with the help of your previous videos. I didn’t know I could cut the slips I have in water to get even more slips.
Yep that works.
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Thank you Gary, very informative. This is my first year growing sweet potatoes. I live in zone 1a so I will be planting mine in a green house with raised beds. Praying for success.
Good luck. I think you will do well. They will like the heat.
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Gary, how often should sweet potato vines be feed and what is the best fertilizer? Thank you! I really enjoy your channel!
This is great! Growing potatoes looks like fun....but I don't eat potatoes.
But, sweet potatoes....♥️ them.
I will defineitely try this; but this year is all full (for my beginner skills)
Have fun
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The problem i was having was the leaves left in the water to long was looking like they needed nutrients last year and I did add some fertilizer but they were dying. What I started doing was potting them in potting mix I figured the ones you get from the store be in seed trays. So im doing a little test to see if the ones I pot up do better then the ones I leave in water . Your video gives me the amount of fertilizer I should be using versus me trying to guess thank you. I did the soil verses water last year they were about the same well this year I did it the same and the potatoes I have in water have roots but no vines while the one in soil has given more then ill need for my garden.
Oh and my ginger is looking good so thanks for that video last I just put in a flower pot and it grew then died but I think doing it your way was the key they've been potted up and are looking good being taken in and out to get use to the sun. Sorry so long one question what should my night temps be before I plant out my warn weather plants. Im at my frost free days just still got night temps in 40s but a couple in 30s I was waiting for a week with 50s is that right I forget every year
I appreciate your videos so much 🙏 I was adding so much water to mine, & I managed to save a few. I’m surprised they’re actually growing. Next time, I’ll do better thanks to you.
Good luck
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Giving this a try, for the first time. My slips are ready to plant soon 🤞
Nice!
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I’m so glad you did this video. I haven’t grown them before. I started some sweet potatoes in water then on their side as you instructed in a previous video -but wasn’t sure what to do when they start sprouting (which some haven’t yet and I thought I must have messed up ). I’m glad to know I just need to be patient. Thank you so much!
Slow and steady. Good luck
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i have had some sweet potatoes growing vines since year before last. I am finally going to cut the slips and get them in the ground.
Good luck
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I’ve never started my sweet potatoes in dirt, just water. I will have to try this!
I found it easier.
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It is easier
Nice shearing
Thanks
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Good information
Hi Gary! I put the sweet potato cuttings in water until they root like yours. but when I put them in potting soil, the leaves turned yellow and dried out. and now they grow very slowly
When it gets warm they should take off. They really like warmth.
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Another great and informative video! So I started mine just about 30 days ago and there are a couple of them that are 6 inches or longer. My question is the leaves are still pretty purple they look like they’re starting to get green but they are not nearly as green as yours. Is there anything I may be doing wrong?
Can I use just regular sweet potatoes from the grocery store or use organic sweet potatoes? Thanks
I started mine this year three different ways I did one in water I ended up ditching that and just putting it in soil...I did one on its side in a container but because that took up so much space and I wanted to start more I did one in an 18 ounce cup vertically to save space and I was actually doing really really well and it’s putting off like I don’t know 12 Bud’s already once it got going on man you can’t stop this one so it’s a really cool thing to combine the cup and the soil and grow them up vertically if you have the vertical space and you don’t have the horizontal space
Great tip. Thanks
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Thanks for the information
Glad to share
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Hi Gary. I like the way you explained how to do things. I followed your instruction to try growing sweet potato slips and it's going well (a bit late but just for fun as I have a lot on my plate since last December and I'm late in most of my gardening chores this year). However, I noticed many tiny bumps on a couple leaves. I believe it's a pest but I can't determine which kind. I cut off the 2 that had a lot and cleaned all the other leaves and stems with a bit of castille soap in water with Qtips to be able to reach every little place and I isolated the potato with the slips so it doesn't spread to my seedlings. I took a picture that I could send you. Maybe you saw that before and could help me identify what's happening to my slips if you don't mind. Thank you for any help you can provide. :)
You should be able to see an insect, if not it is something else. I am not familiar with the bumps but I would buy and insect spray of your choice. A simple bottle and spray the leaves outside. If it is an insect that would take care of it.
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Very informative! We are growing sweet potatoes for the first time this year. Also getting ready to plant our tomato seedlings (grown from Rusted Garden seeds). Temperatures will be dropping down into the high 30s at night. Should we wait to plant? We’re close to you in Northern Virginia.
Id wait till after the 30's pass. I have that Wed. Ill be planting more tomatoes after that. Thanks for the order too.
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Video was so helpful! I planted my potatoes in boiled seed starting mix back in January, the leave have gotten some sort of fungus I’m guessing on them, looks like sugar crystals, and then they eventually turn yellow and die, have you ever seen anything like this on sweet potatoes before? Wondering if it could be a nutrient deficiency since I had forgotten to feed with water soluble fertilizer, haven’t fed them at all until today
That is is actually new to me so I dont know that is. Sorry
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The sweet potato’s you use are store bought and not for seeding? I live near Louisiana where they grow some great Sweet potatoes. Sounds like a great plan. Thank you. I bought your neem oil so I am ready for the bugs!
Good luck with the bugs and tip.
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I did the jar method and the soil method...only the jar sprouted. Getting lots of slips now...started Feb.
So hit or miss. Glad you got some.
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My 6 year old grandson has to grow something for school. Anything he wants any suggestions for something very easy for a kid in his class room & in small container
celery
Green beans. Or sunflowers. They are fun
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Thank you for the video. Very helpful. But I have a rookie question. Can a sweet potato slip with roots but with no leaf on it be salvaged?
I am not sure to be honest. In their if it roots it will keep growing and leaf.
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Can Brussel sprouts or spinach or eggplant grow easily & successfully in South Florida. If so can you help me out with this.
BS need cooler temps. Spinach when it is the coolest. Eggplant loves the heat.
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Jayden Lee I have had no luck growing Brussels sprouts, spinach is a very small window (during the "winter") Eggplant, you'll have to find a good variety. Good luck 🍀
Sorry if i missed this..
How do i plant the vine that has the roots?
How much if the slip hets burried?
Just plant a little above roots.
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Can you reuse the old sweet potato once all slips removed.
They should keep making slips for quite a while.
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I have had very good luck with sprouting my garnet sweet potatoes but no luck at all with the white ones. The potatoes themselves produce roots but no shoots. Any advice with this situation? Thanks for your informative videos.
Nope. It really is a waiting game.
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My sweet potatoes are just starting to grow slips, started in February. There are mushrooms growing in the soil, what's the cause and how do I get rid of them? Thanks
Spores where just mixed in. Mushrooms normally dont harm anything. Bring sun will get rid of them.
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I just started 2 weeks ago, the same method. It’s going to take forever! 🥺😂
Warmth helps speed up things.
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Denise, from recent reading I've seen the water method (balancing them in a container of water) takes a lot longer, and the soil method takes a lot shorter, like within a week if you keep them warm. I'm going with the soil method. If you can supply bottom heat that might help.
@@carolynblakeney966 I have the containers on heat mats and I put some Saran Wrap lightly over top to keep the humidity in the soil. Cross my fingers I see some shoots soon! 🤞🤞
@@denipar69 are they conventional sweets or organic? May not be an issue either way but I pulled my conventional sweet potatoes (because they weren't sprouting) and replaced them with organic. Sometimes the conventional sweets are treated with sprouting inhibitors.
Hey Gary! I may be a little too late, but I like experimenting. I’ve got a sweet potato that I held on to for a little too long, and it sprouted. No green leaves, so I went and stuck the whole potato on its side in our garden bed. I did make sure it’s shallow, and the sprout is not covered, but I covered the potato. Should I remove some of the dirt so it’s only halfway up the potato like you did? Or might it be okay shallowly covered fully?
So this was for indoors. I think outside that is fine to have it buried. Good luck.
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what if you stored sweet potatoes from last year in a grocery bag and they grew slips? Can I go ahead and cut them and put them in water?
You can for sure.
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Are you homestead tomatoes determinate or indeterminate? It wasn’t indicated on the seed envelop.
Treat homestead like indeterminates. They are classified as semi-determinate but I found they get large. Thanks for the order.
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Hi Gary! I started my sweet potatoes after watching your video a few months ago and they started growing vines famously until the aphids. I’m growing indoors...how could this have happened?
I brought peppers in to overwinter and must have brought aphids in
They just sneak in. Soapy water can kill them. The vine is pretty hardy too.
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I did this and have 15 plants from 1 sweet potato ... when do I plant them outdoors... I have read that regular potatoes go out now but sweet potato needs higher temperatures than regular potatoes
When the soil is 60° or warmer, sweet potatoes like warmer temps.
They will sit in the cold. They like 60 degree nights and 80 degree days
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Oh no i thought i can start growing my sweet potatoes for slips now after spring planting. What do i do now? Can i order some slips?
Well they might pop fast. But not sure where to order them.
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Hello everyone! I'm trying this out in London zone 8a, does anyone have any tips for this kind of climate? Also, my Covington sp slips are about 20cm long and been in soil for 3 weeks but the sp has started to shrivel. Has anyone else had this experience?
I havent. They dont like cold or frost. So the dont really take off till the soil is warm. Like 60 degrees F.
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I started my potatoes like this and they rotted. What did I do wrong? Ty
It just happens. Could be the variety or the batch you bought. Try a different type
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I didn't know about the water! I thought you just put a piece of potato in the dirt outside. This way you get to make sure they have nice roots before planting in ground. Not that I would've done that without coming here and searching for the best way to grow them. I'd rather be surprised now than right before I put a plan into action. The time to research is BEFORE finalizing a plan.
I put my green slips in water and the leaves quickly turn brown despite rooting. Ideas?
It can happen. Sometimes smaller cutting work better
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Still looking for how to plant slips. You didn't show "All the steps"
Well just plant them like most transplants. About a half an inch above the roots. Water in and they will do their thing.
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What do you do when there's no time left to plant and your sweet potato keeps producing slips...
Compost them.
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Urine has a lot of nitrogen in it I've been told
It is true
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