Love your direct information approach. Because you were so direct, I stuck around for the rest of the video and subscribed. Thanks for being straightforward!
I just pulled mine not really knowing when I should. Could have left them in for at least 2 more weeks. Oh well. First time grower. Now I know for next year. Thank You!
Yeah, the tar thing! You're the first person to even mention it. I was surprised to find my hands and arms covered in spots of a tar-like substance yesterday. Thank you for normalizing sweet potato tar.
:57 - Yep! That right there! I watched several videos JUST to find out when I should harvest my sweet potatoes and ALL of them took forever to NEVER just get to the point! They all had something like "...when to harvest..." in the title, but never explained WHEN to ACTUALLY HARVEST! Thank you sir! I liked, subscribed, and watched the rest of the video!
Very helpful. Thank you. I especially love the tip about worm food 🤣. We had pigs for the first time this year and they also love sweet potatoes, so if you have pigs your can turn any bad ones into chops.
In London UK, by the time October comes there's nowhere outside that would be warm enough, so I put my (small) harvest of sweet potatoes in a plastic box like the one you had at the start, cover it with a constantly-damp towel and leave it in my sitting room or bedroom. I check and turn them gently every day or two for a couple of weeks until little wounds have crusted over. So far so successful!
THANK YOU for getting to the point in the first 90 sec. You are my personal internet hero for the next 24 hours. I have clicked on all the ads as a thankyou :D :D
Thanks for all the really helpful information here. This is my first time growing sweet potatoes. The ones I could see and feel seemed kind of small so I decided to let them keep growing. Was worried I'd left them too long, so it's reassuring to know I can wait until frost. These are for home use, so the bigger the better. Curing them in cool dry weather is going to be a challenge.
Perfect!! Love your approach and honesty! Straight to it, but honest about knowing some just want the meat and potatoes! 😆 I stayed for the entire thing and watched your commercials! 😉 👍 ♥
Pretty quick & informative! I’m growing sweet potatoes for the first time, and I didn’t know there was such a thing as curing them for their flavor. Thank you!
you and I both, had a good store bought batch and thought....i'd like to eat that again :D lucky for me i was able to sprout and transplant them successfully, I didn't however know that 3 plants would take up nearly 500 sq ft and continue to flower and wildly stretch out still in September. Side note Jesse...we rarely frost here (mid CA) soo....what to do et? They prob have around 120+ days now. Tips started poking out of the ground an inch or two and was already at least 3" around and I slid my finger down its back and it went deep :D I covered them up with a thick layer of mulch to keep them out of the sun so they don't turn green. Also is it mainly one per plant or maybe another couple smaller with a main stem? I'm hoping I get enough to keep for seed. I'm just trying to learn as much as I can eat cuz I keep finding food I like to grow and eat ... who knew? GOOD LUCK Koen :D Great timing with the vid BTW. Sweet setup you've got.
OMG, I LOVE that you got right to the point!!!!!! It is LITERALLLY why I subscribed. Don't ever stop doing that! But I also stuk around and nerded out!
Thanks so much. Haven't grown them in years, and cannot remember when I planted them earlier this year. Good lord. Thanks. Going to check now. Appreciate the wisdom. 👍
WOW! You hit the NAIL ON THE HEAD with your video. You answered every question I had. Even up to your last statement. I live in south Texas and ‘sometimes’ don’t get a freeze until February or March
Most informative video about growing and selling sweet potatoes I've seen, ever! 👍and the info regarding the whole soil ecology was an added bonus. Much appreciated 💯
Thanks for the video. Appreciate the straight forward approach. Question: once cured, how do you store them if you have a bunch and want to nibble from them for months to come?
I wished every youtube video was as awesome and to the point and humorous as this one. I didnt have to listen for 15 min. Of non wanted info. just straight to the point and interesting.
What zone are you in? I am in zone 9A, (North Central Florida) and have 25 plants growing well now on April 1st. They are all 6-8-10 inches tall in raised beds. So, after 110 days, that will be mid-July when I can start harvesting. I should be able to cure them in our garage on a large table easily, and I will follow your advice about covering them. Then my dehydrator will work hard until most are dehydrated and powdered to make instant sweet potatoes. Thanks for all the great tips! It’s much appreciated!
OOOOooooooooo I'm here gettin Nerdy!!!. LOL Because you literally got straight to the point after I have watched 17 videos and still had no idea......I'M STAYING TILL IT'S OVER.
Im so glad i found this video. I planted my first garden this yr. I planted sweet potatoes and its about time to harvest. This is about as easy as i have found and will work great for this southern farmer.
Thank you for giving the short and sweet up front about Sweet Potatoes but bc you were so great I subscribed and watched to the end! Thank You! (And 👍🏻)
Thanks for another great video. In Florida, our sweet potatoes come up year after year despite what we felt was a complete harvest. I’m now in WNC at 6b. I’m interested in propagating year to year. Do you ever have “volunteers” the following year? 10:12
You are wonderfull. What a perfect need! Love your mind. It's packed with info. Info around and round. So much knowledge. So generous and interest sustaining. Thank you! 👍
This is my first year growing sweet potatoes, so thank you for this lesson! I have to figure out how to best trap in heat in my system here in the PNW.
A great tip to remember from podcast #43... Shawn Jadrnicek recommended that planting sweet potatoes to rid areas of nut sedge grass -the pesky yellow green spike that flourishes in fields. It has what he termed an allelopathic effect-emits a chemical inhospitable for nut sedge to grow. I have planted sweet potatoes in all my beds as a result. Awesome!!
Just found you, My first year growing sweet potatoes, so I am going to try buckets & in ground and see how I do but I will definitely will follow you because I like it straight to the point and I do like it at the end with your little bloopers, keep up the great work. Blessings 🎉
Thank you for this, very helpful. I am looking into moving to portugal and starting homesteading and growing sweet potatoes and this video is very useful. Liked and subscribed
Very helpful. Thank you for the good information and details. Something I have wanted for a long time. I about gave up growing sweets because it didn't seem to work out very well. Cheers
I wish I could send u a picture of what I just dug up in a big pot of sweet potatoes, your video was very informative, I didn't know about curing and didn't know that sweet potatoes don't die back, I kept waiting for them to flower and die back so the potatoes were in the pot probably for a year before I dumped it over. Well as i said what I found were some small, medium and one that can only be described as a deformed monster at the bottom of the pot. Over a foot long and one end look like a brain with a foot attached. It was very weird, creepy looking.. thanks for the info
I grow Molokai Purple, Beauregard, Porto Rico, Japanese white (I don't know variety since I bought it at an Asian grocery) and a Korean white (unknown variety, same reason). All of the tubers grow huge. Lucky for us we have lots of friends who know that just hacking the things down to a bakeable size is easy and makes for super yummy roasted sweets. The Molokai Purple is a very "dry" tuber, and not so sweet, and makes amazing mashed sweet potatoes. I serve them with a veggie gravy sauce. The Japanese whites when cooked up, turn a pale yellow, and are amazing in roasted dishes. I like to keep several of the small ones for "seed" for next year, and grow my own out. I may just have to drive over to you there and buy up a few of your market sweets and add a 6th variety I have to keep track of. LOL.
James Kniskern , I’m growing Japanese yams that my daughter bought in an Asian market, they may be the same as what you are growing. Waiting for the first light frost (zone 5b) They are delicious roasted.
@@blueheronhill I think Japanese Yams are a different plant than Japanese sweet potatoes. At least that is what the Japanology Plus show demonstrated when I watched it. :)
Great video! I feel pretty confident about growing, harvesting and curing sweet potatoes, but you've filled in some additional info and given some insight that may help to make this year's and future harvests even better. For example: Last year we had several "rugby balls", but I also waited almost until our first frost (mid October) to harvest. Now, even though we're not marketing our produce, I may start checking earlier to get sweet potatoes of a more manageable size.
What a great relaxed video that made me feel much better about the whole curing thing !!! This is my first year growing sweet potatoes and I was getting a little wound up about the process 🤦🤣🤣 So thanks for the blanket method.....YEAH !!!! I am in AR and I think it will be just fine here. Also I believe I will subscribe and see what other interesting info you have to share in other videos 😁 ❣️
Thanks for telling me about sweet potatoes. I"ve been wondering when to harvest and how to cure. Perfect timing. I didn't know I could leave them in until just before a frost. Cool. We're gonna have sweet potatoes all winter. Thank you making these videos.
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Love your direct information approach. Because you were so direct, I stuck around for the rest of the video and subscribed. Thanks for being straightforward!
me too!! 😁
I agree. Your delivery was on point. Gave me more info in 10 minutes than I've found searching for in months.
Yes! Me too!
I did that, too…lol
Me too...lol :)
The rural lifestyle looks so refreshing and calming! 🌳
Loved that you answered my question within two minutes, hit the like and then settled in for the rest of the video, happy it didn’t disappoint
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Just subscribed great information thank you.
I did the same just because he did that at the start
Same here thanks for not stringing us along wasting time. I watched the whole thing and learned a few more things because of the intro. thanks
Ya so many TH-camrs bait you along to hit certain time stamps for money.
I just pulled mine not really knowing when I should. Could have left them in for at least 2 more weeks. Oh well. First time grower. Now I know for next year. Thank You!
This is my first year growing sweet potatoes. I'm glad I watched this video to know how to cure them. Thanks Dude!
Jeeez I appreciate your videos so much. They're purely informational and entertaining without lecturing or clickbait. Thanks as always!
Thank you for getting down to business and not wasting anyone’s time!!!! I come here first for that reason and you share so much info!!! Thank you!!!!
I like your humor & style. "I know they're delicious they're sweet potatoes." 😄 The video was also educational, thanks! 👍🏼
Yeah, the tar thing! You're the first person to even mention it. I was surprised to find my hands and arms covered in spots of a tar-like substance yesterday. Thank you for normalizing sweet potato tar.
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Great vid. First time viewer of your channel but hit the subscribe button. No nonsense narrative with useful info. Happy harvesting friend.
It's so heartening to see how much confidence you have now as opposed to the darker times of the video.
refreshing to see the real struggle and technicalities that goes into bringing produce to market vs. to instagram feed.
:57 - Yep! That right there! I watched several videos JUST to find out when I should harvest my sweet potatoes and ALL of them took forever to NEVER just get to the point! They all had something like "...when to harvest..." in the title, but never explained WHEN to ACTUALLY HARVEST! Thank you sir! I liked, subscribed, and watched the rest of the video!
Very helpful. Thank you. I especially love the tip about worm food 🤣. We had pigs for the first time this year and they also love sweet potatoes, so if you have pigs your can turn any bad ones into chops.
I cook sweet taters for my dogs, rabbits and box turtles! If only my cat would get on board.
Thanks for the Info mate. I like the way you deliver the content. Straight to the point and direct like others have commented below.
In London UK, by the time October comes there's nowhere outside that would be warm enough, so I put my (small) harvest of sweet potatoes in a plastic box like the one you had at the start, cover it with a constantly-damp towel and leave it in my sitting room or bedroom. I check and turn them gently every day or two for a couple of weeks until little wounds have crusted over. So far so successful!
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PermaPen, thank you for your comment. I live in Northeast Illinois USA. Now I have a better idea how to cure my sweet potatoes in my small house.
My first year growing sweet potatoes. Thanks for all the info!
THANK YOU for getting to the point in the first 90 sec. You are my personal internet hero for the next 24 hours. I have clicked on all the ads as a thankyou :D :D
Thanks for all the really helpful information here. This is my first time growing sweet potatoes. The ones I could see and feel seemed kind of small so I decided to let them keep growing. Was worried I'd left them too long, so it's reassuring to know I can wait until frost. These are for home use, so the bigger the better. Curing them in cool dry weather is going to be a challenge.
Perfect!! Love your approach and honesty! Straight to it, but honest about knowing some just want the meat and potatoes! 😆 I stayed for the entire thing and watched your commercials! 😉 👍 ♥
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How are you doing today?
Pretty quick & informative! I’m growing sweet potatoes for the first time, and I didn’t know there was such a thing as curing them for their flavor. Thank you!
Oh yeah! Makes all the difference. Best of luck !
you and I both, had a good store bought batch and thought....i'd like to eat that again :D
lucky for me i was able to sprout and transplant them successfully, I didn't however know that 3 plants would take up nearly 500 sq ft and continue to flower and wildly stretch out still in September.
Side note Jesse...we rarely frost here (mid CA) soo....what to do et? They prob have around 120+ days now. Tips started poking out of the ground an inch or two and was already at least 3" around and I slid my finger down its back and it went deep :D I covered them up with a thick layer of mulch to keep them out of the sun so they don't turn green.
Also is it mainly one per plant or maybe another couple smaller with a main stem? I'm hoping I get enough to keep for seed. I'm just trying to learn as much as I can eat cuz I keep finding food I like to grow and eat ... who knew?
GOOD LUCK Koen :D
Great timing with the vid BTW. Sweet setup you've got.
If you cure them for a couple of weeks they can be stored for 8 months. Might come in handy now that we have food shortages on the way.
@Klaa2 Stores around town are still running out of veggies.
@Klaa2 Not everyone grows or is able to grow their own food.
Got what I wanted by 1:30 stayed till the end. I like this guys approach to information
“… moderates, modulates..” pause, then gave a look. LOL! So relatable! Love your channel :)
OMG, I LOVE that you got right to the point!!!!!! It is LITERALLLY why I subscribed. Don't ever stop doing that! But I also stuk around and nerded out!
We are growing over five varieties in our urban backyard. They are almost ready! Thanks for sharing, as usual very informative. Cheers!
You lost count at 5? 🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠
Thanks so much. Haven't grown them in years, and cannot remember when I planted them earlier this year. Good lord. Thanks. Going to check now. Appreciate the wisdom. 👍
WOW! You hit the NAIL ON THE HEAD with your video. You answered every question I had. Even up to your last statement. I live in south Texas and ‘sometimes’ don’t get a freeze until February or March
Thanks for the info I did not know about curing sweet potatoes for sweetness instead of a starch taste.
I am growing 30 feet of Beauregard in a raised bed this year. My first harvest and my first garden ever. New subscriber, thanks for sharing!
How'd your yield do with 30 feet? How many plants?
Not that great. My Harvey video is here: My Sweet Potato Harvest using the Mitleider Method
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You bypassed the best part of the video and that was digging them up. I already know how/when to harvest and how to cure.
Most informative video about growing and selling sweet potatoes I've seen, ever! 👍and the info regarding the whole soil ecology was an added bonus. Much appreciated 💯
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How are you doing today?
Rugby Ball sizes can be turned into flour. Makes a great spudnut (potato based doughnut) and wheat flour substitute and great powdered sweet potato
Thanks for the video. Appreciate the straight forward approach. Question: once cured, how do you store them if you have a bunch and want to nibble from them for months to come?
Just stumbled across your channel. LOVE that you got to the point right away and then went deeper!
I wished every youtube video was as awesome and to the point and humorous as this one. I didnt have to listen for 15 min. Of non wanted info. just straight to the point and interesting.
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Yeah it's great, how are you doing today?
Excellent instruction on harvesting and curing sweet potatoes!
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Congratulations on your beautiful bounty. Thank you for this information. Watching and waiting here in California to harvest our sweet potatoes.
I’m blessed to have a basement here for curing. 😊
@@barbaracarter8384 Hello Barbara
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Commenting because I really do appreciate how direct you are in your videos❤
Short and to the point. Thank you.
Wow - this is great info, and really nicely presented. Thanks very much!
I didn't know about checking them at 110 days! Thanks! My first crop ever!
Never commented, but love your to the point no bs style. My kinda man 👏
I grow in central Florida zone 9 I learned a lot I grow a small batch in a container. But I pick and eat no curing so I will try this method 😊
What zone are you in? I am in zone 9A, (North Central Florida) and have 25 plants growing well now on April 1st. They are all 6-8-10 inches tall in raised beds. So, after 110 days, that will be mid-July when I can start harvesting. I should be able to cure them in our garage on a large table easily, and I will follow your advice about covering them. Then my dehydrator will work hard until most are dehydrated and powdered to make instant sweet potatoes. Thanks for all the great tips! It’s much appreciated!
nice cultivation and great harvest, love yr videos
Very informative!! No BS chatter!! Loved it!
Fantastic video! It helped me a lot. Thank you so much!
Your videos are always funny and very informative. Thank you for making. God bless you and yours.😊
OOOOooooooooo I'm here gettin Nerdy!!!. LOL Because you literally got straight to the point after I have watched 17 videos and still had no idea......I'M STAYING TILL IT'S OVER.
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I liked and subscribed right after your quick answer. Rare and commendable on TH-cam. Thanks
Thank you for putting the answer up front.
40 seconds in and I will definitely subscribe!!
Im so glad i found this video. I planted my first garden this yr. I planted sweet potatoes and its about time to harvest. This is about as easy as i have found and will work great for this southern farmer.
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That's nice, how are you doing today?
What cover crop do you put in after harvesting sweet potatoes? Thanks for the quick and informative video!
This year I grew pole beans (they die back in June). Then the sweet potatoes invaded the bean pots and did exceptionally well.
Thank you for giving the short and sweet up front about Sweet Potatoes but bc you were so great I subscribed and watched to the end! Thank You! (And 👍🏻)
At 8:20 I think the word you're looking for is mitigate. Great video definitely going to be using this advice.
I made sweet potato and carrot soup the other day, really tasty and full of goodness.
Thanks for another great video. In Florida, our sweet potatoes come up year after year despite what we felt was a complete harvest. I’m now in WNC at 6b. I’m interested in propagating year to year. Do you ever have “volunteers” the following year? 10:12
Hey this was great.
Thank you. This is why the world
Is awesome right now
You are wonderfull. What a perfect need! Love your mind. It's packed with info. Info around and round. So much knowledge. So generous and interest sustaining. Thank you! 👍
Agreeing with all the positive comments on getting to the point ... subscribed 👍
Sweet potato info much appreciated. Thank you.
I like that you give that info on when to harvest sweet potatoes in the beginning. I wanted to get a little Nerdy. Good video.
This is my first year growing sweet potatoes, so thank you for this lesson! I have to figure out how to best trap in heat in my system here in the PNW.
Good to know on the heat curing.
Love these crop focus videos! Thanks for all the info! Done them a time or two, but never did that well with them.
Thanks for the video! You are one awesome farmer/facilitator of the soil!
Thanks for the timely content. This is our first year for sweet potatoes. Purple ones! Time to start checking
A great tip to remember from podcast #43... Shawn Jadrnicek recommended that planting sweet potatoes to rid areas of nut sedge grass -the pesky yellow green spike that flourishes in fields. It has what he termed an allelopathic effect-emits a chemical inhospitable for nut sedge to grow. I have planted sweet potatoes in all my beds as a result. Awesome!!
Great reminder! Totally forgot about that
You may have saved me!!!!!!!
I have been battling nutsedge for half my life. Thank you!!!
You may have just changed my life. Thanks for sharing!!!!
Don’t know what it is but I can get ahead of it now!
great info, can see your mind sifting through loads of information to present and deciding what is important. Subscribed like Arliss stated below...
This is absolutely awesome presentation about when to harvest and how to cure Sweet Potato. Thank you for sharing.
I appreciate you getting right to the point! Great video!
This is the best!
I love y’all!
Keep sharing 😊
Just found you, My first year growing sweet potatoes, so I am going to try buckets & in ground and see how I do but I will definitely will follow you because I like it straight to the point and I do like it at the end with your little bloopers, keep up the great work. Blessings 🎉
Loved this video! Packed with so much info I couldn't even keep up. Thanks for sharing so much helpful info.
Thank you for this, very helpful. I am looking into moving to portugal and starting homesteading and growing sweet potatoes and this video is very useful. Liked and subscribed
Cool! First time growing sweet potatoes, they are tasting awesome straight out of the ground and I didn’t know to cure them.
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Good info. Direct and to the point
Oooo sweet potato, I’m growing them for the 1st time this year very excited! I hear they store very well!
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That's right, how are you doing today?
@@ThompsonSmith-dd2lo good thanks
@@ThatBritishHomestead Where are you from if I may ask?
@@ThompsonSmith-dd2lo London uk
@@ThatBritishHomestead I'm from Los Angeles California, Nice to meet you!
So much information in just the right amount of time, Loved it. My question is…what growing zone are you in?
He is in 6b
Great info. thanks for sharing. I live in zone 8b 9a and have some started right now. They should be going out in the garden soon.
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Yeah it's great, how are you doing today?
Very helpful. Thank you for the good information and details. Something I have wanted for a long time. I about gave up growing sweets because it didn't seem to work out very well. Cheers
I love your sense of humor, Jesse. I am a huge fan of your podcast!! Thank you!!!
Thank you! Season three, coming soon!
Thanks for the info. My first crop of sweet potaoes and did not where to start digging under this beautiful vine. But now I do. !!!
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I wish I could send u a picture of what I just dug up in a big pot of sweet potatoes, your video was very informative, I didn't know about curing and didn't know that sweet potatoes don't die back, I kept waiting for them to flower and die back so the potatoes were in the pot probably for a year before I dumped it over. Well as i said what I found were some small, medium and one that can only be described as a deformed monster at the bottom of the pot. Over a foot long and one end look like a brain with a foot attached. It was very weird, creepy looking.. thanks for the info
I grow Molokai Purple, Beauregard, Porto Rico, Japanese white (I don't know variety since I bought it at an Asian grocery) and a Korean white (unknown variety, same reason). All of the tubers grow huge. Lucky for us we have lots of friends who know that just hacking the things down to a bakeable size is easy and makes for super yummy roasted sweets.
The Molokai Purple is a very "dry" tuber, and not so sweet, and makes amazing mashed sweet potatoes. I serve them with a veggie gravy sauce.
The Japanese whites when cooked up, turn a pale yellow, and are amazing in roasted dishes.
I like to keep several of the small ones for "seed" for next year, and grow my own out. I may just have to drive over to you there and buy up a few of your market sweets and add a 6th variety I have to keep track of. LOL.
We are also growing over five varieties! We love our sweet potatoes and want to have surplus for this winter. 👍
James Kniskern , I’m growing Japanese yams that my daughter bought in an Asian market, they may be the same as what you are growing. Waiting for the first light frost (zone 5b) They are delicious roasted.
@@blueheronhill I think Japanese Yams are a different plant than Japanese sweet potatoes. At least that is what the Japanology Plus show demonstrated when I watched it. :)
@@jameskniskern2261 Thanks, I'll look into it too.
Watch my video, sweet potato harvest part 2. I harvested the Japanese sweets. Good results.
My family farms sweet potatoes down here in Louisiana. About 500 acres. They are sold for $20/ 40lb box.My brother is a grower, shipper across the US.
Nice Wayne. Always love to learn and hear from bigger growers. Anything I should have added?
Would like to learn from y'all
@@markrodrigue9503 Nope, between Bunkie and Hessmer. Deshotel Farms
@@markrodrigue9503 No, in Avoyelles Parish near Marksville.
@@notillgrowers You did a excellent job...
Great video! I feel pretty confident about growing, harvesting and curing sweet potatoes, but you've filled in some additional info and given some insight that may help to make this year's and future harvests even better. For example: Last year we had several "rugby balls", but I also waited almost until our first frost (mid October) to harvest. Now, even though we're not marketing our produce, I may start checking earlier to get sweet potatoes of a more manageable size.
10 bucks a day plus I could fish his ponds
Thank you 😊 so much information in a short amount of time 💕
Always great info! We grow Puerto Rico’s and Bearegards and some in ground some in raised beds. Love them!
We love growing sweet potatoes in raised beds. This year we are also experimenting with hay bales as well. Fingers crossed!
Awesome! Good luck!
I just found you and really appreciate your videos. Very informative! New subscriber now!
What a great relaxed video that made me feel much better about the whole curing thing !!! This is my first year growing sweet potatoes and I was getting a little wound up about the process 🤦🤣🤣 So thanks for the blanket method.....YEAH !!!! I am in AR and I think it will be just fine here. Also I believe I will subscribe and see what other interesting info you have to share in other videos 😁 ❣️
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Thanks for telling me about sweet potatoes. I"ve been wondering when to harvest and how to cure. Perfect timing. I didn't know I could leave them in until just before a frost. Cool. We're gonna have sweet potatoes all winter. Thank you making these videos.
Great video, lots of useful info. Just what I needed to know. Thanks. I definitely subscribed and gave a thumbs up.
Thanks for the tips, nobody ever told me about the greens. Can’t wait to try them.
Potato greens are inedible. Sweet potatoes aren’t really potatoes.
Indeed. Morning glory family
Yes, the sweet potato greens are delicious.
What a super channel very informative…thank you stay blessed
Great information! Thank you kindly. This really helps
Not too quick just right. Very good video. Good info. Thanks.
You are very helpful and entertaining too
Thanks Jesse! Great topic, great timing.