A Great harvest is 5 lb.s to every 1 seed potato. So you came right about to your mark. Congrats! It's a challenge in pots! And the tiny potatoes are wonderful in soups!
what a great program have been watching for more than a year now and keeps entertaining me, love the mobile digi-scales, their is always an element of competition, keeps it fun!
BEAUTIFUL! Well done! Going to see if you've posted the results of the plants that made it full season! Thanks for sharing, I am so looking forward to seeing how my plants turn out this year!
LOL I have to confess, that I often think of all my youtube friends "across the pond" having the same weather! Foolish I know, but I was thinking of all the rain so many I watch have had this year. Sorry, and yes, that really was crazy thinking. Bless, Sheila
+Marina Wilson Can't complain about much this year considering the weather, It's just not been any fun spending time in the garden this year. Cheers, Dan.
Wow. LMAO. That was a fantastic potato harvest. Chop up the small ones in 1/2 inch cubes and dice up some onion and fry up in a skillet to make a potato hash. You can also cube up some cooked meat and add to it and just eat as a meal. Thanks for sharing. God Bless and take care.
+Curiosidades Extrano Don't forget the pots are placed on soil and the roots grow through the bottom into the soil below, that's why you get so many. Cheers, Dan.
They look wonderful!! That Spuds galore really works, I'll have to get me some of that for next year. My King Edwards are all up, but then I'm down south. Love the funky music, I had a boogey along with it! With the small potatoes, I just wash and then mix them with olive oil and salt and pepper and roast them in the oven. Enjoy!!
+clairesallotment The new fertilizer seems to work but we'll see what effect it's had on the Sarpos later. I roast the little ones whole with the glut of courgettes and a load of garlic. Cheers, Dan.
Thank you so much for your very informative videos. I am making some research to see if here in Quebec, we can have this variety of potatoes (King Edward). It seems that it is possible but where... All your comments are very appropriate. For the past years, I have grown Lumpers, an old variety too. I got my first baby-potatoes from the Bank of Potato Genes in Canada. They should be big next year. Thanks for such a generous help to all gardeners around this world.
Not bad at all, I just did a bucket of king Edwards and got 8lb 5oz So you've done great, I also had a 12lb 6oz bag of sarpo mira spuds, i'm after my first 13lb pot with 17 buckets to go there's every chance lol....Keep them coming Dan m8y
+Mark Davison Should get a 15lb+ Sarpo pot as they'll keep growing until October. Some of my Sarpos are pushing the soil out of the top of the pot so god knows what they're like. Cheers, Dan.
Ha ha !! I've just harvested my main crop potatoes this morning !! Northern lads do it best !! What a great year for spuds !! We've done way better than last year ! And I never thought about the early blight affecting last years yield but looking at my yield this season I reckon your right !! Well done our kid !!
8 7/5 lbs for 30liter pots. That's about a 7 U.S.gallon container. That's a nice haul. I am struggling to get a bigger harvest. Can you walk us through how you planted/tended? Great video, thanks.
a nice thing with the buckets is that you dont get (the best !) ones spiked with the fork. generally , Dan, do you find that you can use your produce happily , or do you find you have gluts, are using things up before they go off etc. ? again many thanks for your posts.
+Christopher Hussey The potatoes will store happily until they all get eaten, some of the other stuff like Lettuce and Tomatoes I just give away when I have too much. Cheers, Dan.
Cracking harvest fella. 10+ lb of spuds from one pot - not seen anyone get more from 2 seed potatoes this year............... Yet!!! Got blight on my toms in allotment greenhouse. Chris.
+Chris's Allotment Journal Never had blight on tomatoes ever, must be a bugger. Should be some good sarpo weights later on me thinks, especially in the "Giant Pot of Destiny" I have going. Cheers, Dan.
+allotmentdiary Don't like the sound of that "Giant pot of destiny" so I'll just point out my 25lb came from a 30ltr pot with two seed potatoes in it. lol you've got me worried 😓
+rainbowsalads Hope you have some success, I've never been successful planting late but maybe in a greenhouse you can avoid any later blight. Cheers, Dan.
Well done Dan, an excellent crop, the potato feed you have used has made all the difference. Take care till next time 👍. 😆 Happily Growing on my own allotment channel in North Warwickshire Terry
Fantastic crop from 6 seed potatoes! Why do you grow in pots rather than the ground? Really tempted to try it on my plot, but wondered if there was a specific reason, i.e. Is your area / ground prone to blight or scab etc, or is the soil too 'sweet' for spuds?
great video, how regular do you feed them when growing in pots? We never seem to do any good at all in pots usually a couple of decent sized potatoes the rest am like marbles!!!
We can't get spuds galore in Australia. I think I will have to mix my own brew up of something these reveals are awesome. Any suggestions so us Ausie's can get similar results??? help a bloke out.
+Au gardener This Fertilizer is 12:11:18 NPK so you should have something similar in Oz, loof for a fert with about double the Potash as normal. This has trace elements in it so you could add some Seaweed or similar too or maybe there's a fertilizer with it in also. Cheers, Dan.
Thanks Dan, For some reason most of our fruit and veg fertiliser is nitrogen heavy. I have seen organic individual fert (N and P and K) so I might have to look into mixing that to a similar ratio as your stuff. Also a few rose and flower fert have a better ratio but not keen on using that stuff on my veg.
Top haul there good buddy and what 'Big King Eddies' you have :'-) lol. Seriously, given the season this year, well suprised how well they've turned out ! Nice one Dan, Andy. What's your largest spud pot good buddy?
I've learnd a lesson this year. I've got some 'Ratte' potatoes in pots and you get loads of potatoes a bit smaller than hen's eggs, which is fine before the skins 'set' but now they all need bloody peeling! dohhh! So next year I'll just use the Linzers which by the end of June are big enough to peel. Nice crop by the way. I think the rain arrived just at the right time to bulk em up.
+catscats50 I've watered these with 5 litres every 3 days for the last 2 months along with the other 20 pots of sarpos and others. It's driven me mad. Not sure it's worth all the effort really. Cheers, Dan.
I'm extremely impressed. I live in the US in Miami Florida and have a completely different growing season but would like to know what soil you use in your outdoor in ground garden. Florida soil sits on top of limestone coral rock and its subtropical weather. But I'd like to try and get the soil in better shape. Can you suggest what to do?
Those little ones are delicious as "smashed spuds" Dan. Boil them in their skins for just a few minutes. Drain. Smash each one under the heel of your palm so it is flattened a bit and the skin burst (but so they will still hold together) then deep fry just like chips. Yum! So-o-o good! Shame to waste the little 'uns :-)
you can spray a probiotic on them called EM1 which you can make yourself, its makes the leaves too acidic for blight or powdery mildew to grow on. I dont get neither of those and I live in high humidity
How much Spuds Galore per 30 litre bucket? (I'm gonna buy it in UK and try this in south Thailand. But don't want to buy more than I need as it's a hassle to bring it here.)
I grew some king Edwards this year here in Alaska and am not impressed. One 4 gallon container gave me 2 lbs of marble size spuds lg and small marbles. The other 4 gallon container gave me slightly larger ones but don't think I will be planting them again.
Few things give more pleasure than digging out a new crop of spuds. Trump can keep his solid gold taps, just give me a number of big fat, healthy spuds and I'm happy.
***** Thank´s! So you always need to buy new soil for your containers? Isn´t that expensive? And don´t your growing beds get overload throughout the many years you´re adding soil from containers? .... I just can´t imagine how that works! ;-)
Nominem a common practice to avoid blight, is to spread the used potato soil in the sun for 4 years. So if you have five "fills" you can then re-use the dirt in succession. It depends on how much room you have. Some people cook their used soil, but that kills the beneficial nutrients as well, but it can be OK if you re-supply nutrients. Blight can kill you. Not something to mess with.
Of all the videos I've seen on the net. You are the only one who harvests in a huge way. And in buckets ... tell me what is your secret please put the substrate to get those results?
One question then an idea.... What is the "Spuds Galore" that you mentioned? And an idea for the littl 'uns... would they be good just halved with the skin on and done in the frying pan along with some sausages or bacon?? Such a shame to just pitch them. Thanks everso for sharing all your garden adventures with us!!! Keep up the good work! Della
+haynerbass This stuff was 12:11:18 + Mg + TE. So double strength and higher potash, plus magnesium and other trace elements which will all be beneficial. Cheers, Dan.
+Allotment Diary I dont want to know how they pronounce "arse" then. hahaha Good job on the taters. They look great. I would love to try my hand at it, its just that containers are very expensive. The currency exchange rate is shafting us South Africans and we import everything.
+Robert Morley The Spuds Galore is 12:11:18 NPK + MG + Te. So its quite strong with about double potash with added Magnesium plus trace elements. I think the Magnesium and added trace elements are as important as the NPK , especially in compost which is pretty sterile stuff with absolutely no goodness in it. Cheers, Dan.
Potatoes are my favourite vegetable. There's something very earthy about digging up those wonderful spuds.
You inspired me to grow my own potatos. 2 years on and im growing over 40 plants
A Great harvest is 5 lb.s to every 1 seed potato. So you came right about to your mark. Congrats! It's a challenge in pots! And the tiny potatoes are wonderful in soups!
Wow! That's terrific! I wish I could get my hands on some of that Spud Magic! Great harvest! Amazing return on only 6 seed potatoes! I'm in awe!
+auntnut2011 You can get it off Ebay and Amozon over here.
Cheers, Dan.
what a great program have been watching for more than a year now and keeps entertaining me, love the mobile digi-scales, their is always an element of competition, keeps it fun!
+Etnam news Newsagent Cheers, Dan.
Wow! Growing potatoes is always a surprise isn't it? And a great surprise it was for you, great harvest!
This video made me happy, thanks for the smile!
A very impressive reveal of King King Edwards. They will take some beating . Well done
+Patrick Meehan I'm happy considering they were pulled up a bit earlier than I'd have hoped.
Cheers, Dan.
How many plants per pot?
BEAUTIFUL! Well done! Going to see if you've posted the results of the plants that made it full season! Thanks for sharing, I am so looking forward to seeing how my plants turn out this year!
Wow! even with the crazy weather, you have done wonderful!!! I call that a real success for sure. Bless, Sheila
+Sheila6325 Think the cold weather has let them grow a bit longer rather than shrivelling up.
Cheers, Dan.
LOL I have to confess, that I often think of all my youtube friends "across the pond" having the same weather! Foolish I know, but I was thinking of all the rain so many I watch have had this year. Sorry, and yes, that really was crazy thinking. Bless, Sheila
Congrats Dan on your harvest of King Edwards potatoes.
+Sandy Nystrom Cheers, Dan.
Eine gigantische Ernte! Super wie du das machst. Danke für das tolle Video.
Viele Grüße, Haiko
Congratulations. A good crop always feels good.
+Michael Hartman Cheers, Dan.
Fantastic spuds considering all this summer has brought us up North! Well done. It's a great feeling isn't it when summat goes right!
+Marina Wilson Can't complain about much this year considering the weather, It's just not been any fun spending time in the garden this year.
Cheers, Dan.
Fantastic Dan! Bigguns!
+Marks Sussex Allotment Pleased with 'em.
Cheers, Dan.
Wow. LMAO. That was a fantastic potato harvest. Chop up the small ones in 1/2 inch cubes and dice up some onion and fry up in a skillet to make a potato hash. You can also cube up some cooked meat and add to it and just eat as a meal. Thanks for sharing. God Bless and take care.
+Teresa H Thanks for the tip.
Cheers, Dan.
Very nice....I can't get over how large they are in such small containers.
+Curiosidades Extrano Don't forget the pots are placed on soil and the roots grow through the bottom into the soil below, that's why you get so many.
Cheers, Dan.
Allotment Diary j
They look wonderful!! That Spuds galore really works, I'll have to get me some of that for next year. My King Edwards are all up, but then I'm down south. Love the funky music, I had a boogey along with it! With the small potatoes, I just wash and then mix them with olive oil and salt and pepper and roast them in the oven. Enjoy!!
+clairesallotment The new fertilizer seems to work but we'll see what effect it's had on the Sarpos later.
I roast the little ones whole with the glut of courgettes and a load of garlic.
Cheers, Dan.
Dan the little potatoes would be really good with mixed veggies too! Side dish!
Roast them whole and when they're still warm, put a little mustard dressing on them and some fresh herbs.
Such a great crop! Love all your videos. Hope you did well at Harrogate! M.
Great harvest Dan , can't even mow the lawn , the weather is dreadful 🌲🍃
+jake challenger vlogs,games Crap here too.
Cheers, Dan.
+allotmentdiary I'm not alone then 😎
Thank you so much for your very informative videos. I am making some research to see if here in Quebec, we can have this variety of potatoes (King Edward). It seems that it is possible but where... All your comments are very appropriate. For the past years, I have grown Lumpers, an old variety too. I got my first baby-potatoes from the Bank of Potato Genes in Canada. They should be big next year. Thanks for such a generous help to all gardeners around this world.
Fantastic crop again Dan
Great harvest for container growing!
Not bad at all, I just did a bucket of king Edwards and got 8lb 5oz So you've done great, I also had a 12lb 6oz bag of sarpo mira spuds, i'm after my first 13lb pot with 17 buckets to go there's every chance lol....Keep them coming Dan m8y
+Mark Davison Should get a 15lb+ Sarpo pot as they'll keep growing until October.
Some of my Sarpos are pushing the soil out of the top of the pot so god knows what they're like.
Cheers, Dan.
Well done Dan I hope mine turn out half as good
+Jeff Perry No reason not to.
Cheers, Dan.
now that's a great harvest!
+tblbaby Cheers, Dan.
***** I'm totally sober O_O
Ha ha !! I've just harvested my main crop potatoes this morning !! Northern lads do it best !! What a great year for spuds !! We've done way better than last year ! And I never thought about the early blight affecting last years yield but looking at my yield this season I reckon your right !! Well done our kid !!
+Ian Knockton I'll have a look at your spuds if you pardon the expression, bet yours are massive with all that shite.
Cheers, Dan.
I've never had any complaints yet !!!
'That's the way to do it!' Well done. 😎
+Jetjai Cheers, Dan.
Nice crop Dan they look great
+JT777 Cheers, Dan.
nice big harvest.good growing.
8 7/5 lbs for 30liter pots. That's about a 7 U.S.gallon container. That's a nice haul. I am struggling to get a bigger harvest. Can you walk us through how you planted/tended? Great video, thanks.
Wow wow look at this it very good ..I like it .
Great haul! Even for an early reveal x
+amandanectar I was happy all things considered.
Cheers, Dan.
Here is super hero in growing pot potatoes
+FullStarSky Cheers, Dan.
Love your vids! Ur the best.
+Kristian H Cheers, Dan.
a nice thing with the buckets is that you dont get (the best !) ones spiked with the fork. generally , Dan, do you find that you can use your produce happily , or do you find you have gluts, are using things up before they go off etc. ? again many thanks for your posts.
+Christopher Hussey The potatoes will store happily until they all get eaten, some of the other stuff like Lettuce and Tomatoes I just give away when I have too much.
Cheers, Dan.
Looks great mate...👍
hh ywu
Awesome harvest Dan! I'm definitely going to try the fertilizer you use next year. Thanks for sharing. Rick
+Rick's backyard garden Give it a go, seems to work well.
Cheers, Dan.
That is indeed a good Harvest. Congratulations! AURAPHIL thanks for sharing. God bless!
i am certain i could do this at home!
king edward potatoes are my favorites my grandmother always made them
Cracking harvest fella. 10+ lb of spuds from one pot - not seen anyone get more from 2 seed potatoes this year............... Yet!!!
Got blight on my toms in allotment greenhouse. Chris.
+Chris's Allotment Journal Never had blight on tomatoes ever, must be a bugger.
Should be some good sarpo weights later on me thinks, especially in the "Giant Pot of Destiny" I have going.
Cheers, Dan.
+allotmentdiary Don't like the sound of that "Giant pot of destiny" so I'll just point out my 25lb came from a 30ltr pot with two seed potatoes in it. lol you've got me worried 😓
ive just planted some ´maris peer´ late august. no idea how well they will do, might put the pots in the greenhouse.
+rainbowsalads Hope you have some success, I've never been successful planting late but maybe in a greenhouse you can avoid any later blight.
Cheers, Dan.
Thanks, I shall tell you how I get on : )
Quick question was in m a s earlier just wondered why some patatos r a pinky red colour
Well done Dan, an excellent crop, the potato feed you have used has made all the difference. Take care till next time 👍.
😆 Happily Growing on my own allotment channel in North Warwickshire
Terry
+Terry King Maybe, maybe not but I think it has worked well considering the rubbish weather.
Cheers, Dan.
Fantastic crop from 6 seed potatoes! Why do you grow in pots rather than the ground? Really tempted to try it on my plot, but wondered if there was a specific reason, i.e. Is your area / ground prone to blight or scab etc, or is the soil too 'sweet' for spuds?
So how many pieces were the 6 seed potatoes cut into and how many went into each bucket?
Well done - great crop :-)
+Duncan Malcolm Cheers, Dan.
These potatoes rule!
A fine haul
I use to love King Edwards, can't seem to find them nowadays. Where to find good KE seed potatoes?
How did you fair this last season? I had similar sized grow bags but my yield was fairly poor. I think I need to use some plant food next time.
Did he say the little ones were of no use? Baby potatoes are amazing to eat!
Great haul Dan mate!! Your definitely king pot.
Regards Joan
+Mrs Doyles Garden (Joan Doyle) Nah, it's all in the soil underneath.
Cheers, Dan.
great video, how regular do you feed them when growing in pots? We never seem to do any good at all in pots usually a couple of decent sized potatoes the rest am like marbles!!!
Very impressive videos thank you very much.
For all the little ones... just steam them and eat as is!! Bit of butter, some salt.... delicious!!
How often do you water potatoes
We can't get spuds galore in Australia. I think I will have to mix my own brew up of something these reveals are awesome. Any suggestions so us Ausie's can get similar results??? help a bloke out.
+Au gardener This Fertilizer is 12:11:18 NPK so you should have something similar in Oz, loof for a fert with about double the Potash as normal.
This has trace elements in it so you could add some Seaweed or similar too or maybe there's a fertilizer with it in also.
Cheers, Dan.
Thanks Dan, For some reason most of our fruit and veg fertiliser is nitrogen heavy. I have seen organic individual fert (N and P and K) so I might have to look into mixing that to a similar ratio as your stuff. Also a few rose and flower fert have a better ratio but not keen on using that stuff on my veg.
All good aldi had some on special this morning, I'll give it a crack.
Top haul there good buddy and what 'Big King Eddies' you have :'-) lol. Seriously, given the season this year, well suprised how well they've turned out ! Nice one Dan, Andy. What's your largest spud pot good buddy?
+Little Garden Diary I was surprised, thought they'd be a bit smaller so I'm happy enough.
Had 'em roasted for tea and they were great.
Cheers, Dan.
I've learnd a lesson this year. I've got some 'Ratte' potatoes in pots and you get loads of potatoes a bit smaller than hen's eggs, which is fine before the skins 'set' but now they all need bloody peeling! dohhh! So next year I'll just use the Linzers which by the end of June are big enough to peel. Nice crop by the way. I think the rain arrived just at the right time to bulk em up.
+catscats50 I've watered these with 5 litres every 3 days for the last 2 months along with the other 20 pots of sarpos and others.
It's driven me mad.
Not sure it's worth all the effort really.
Cheers, Dan.
Sounds like you need irrigation.
Just ordered a bag of spuds galore fertiliser for next year's grow
+attermire2109 I'll be getting a big sack of it for next year, works out much cheaper and seems to work well.
Cheers, Dan.
King of the Roasters.
+EMOTTYVILLE Full sack.
I'm extremely impressed. I live in the US in Miami Florida and have a completely different growing season but would like to know what soil you use in your outdoor in ground garden. Florida soil sits on top of limestone coral rock and its subtropical weather. But I'd like to try and get the soil in better shape. Can you suggest what to do?
Debora Pettigrew "0"allotment bench
How big was your container. I'm growing some now and just worried that my container is small.
Those little ones are delicious as "smashed spuds" Dan. Boil them in their skins for just a few minutes. Drain. Smash each one under the heel of your palm so it is flattened a bit and the skin burst (but so they will still hold together) then deep fry just like chips. Yum! So-o-o good! Shame to waste the little 'uns :-)
+Baroque60 I'll give it a try.
Cheers, Dan.
Eeh! that's reyt gradely! Well done cocker :0)
+Sodomy Non Sapiens Cheers, Dan.
Blinking heck theres loads. I will be using that magic fairy dust next year (spuds galore). Best wishes
+diggerdooleys allotment Seems to be good stuff.
Cheers, Dan.
I cant comment here what I said out loud mate so ill just say well done on another great haul!
+DrOfWelshMagic Cheers, Dan.
Allotment Diary
you can spray a probiotic on them called EM1 which you can make yourself, its makes the leaves too acidic for blight or powdery mildew to grow on. I dont get neither of those and I live in high humidity
Bumper crop, welldone
That was fun thanks
How much Spuds Galore per 30 litre bucket? (I'm gonna buy it in UK and try this in south Thailand. But don't want to buy more than I need as it's a hassle to bring it here.)
I grew some king Edwards this year here in Alaska and am not impressed. One 4 gallon container gave me 2 lbs of marble size spuds lg and small marbles. The other 4 gallon container gave me slightly larger ones but don't think I will be planting them again.
Few things give more pleasure than digging out a new crop of spuds. Trump can keep his solid gold taps, just give me a number of big fat, healthy spuds and I'm happy.
what is your fertilize schedule.
Good harvest. where did you buy those flower pots. I'm living at san Diego California. I checked a lot of places but can't find the any
Deanna try Craigslist Farm and Garden. We have a "Container Reclaimer" Here in Colorado that sells used containers really cheap!
Great videos, may I ask how many seed potatoes you use per pot please?
two he says it in the vid
Stunning
+Steve Smith Cheers, Dan.
What happens with the soil, you got in the containers? Where do you put it or how do you reuse it? That would be an interesting topic for a video! ;-)
+Nominem Nominandum Ja, das habe ich mich auch schon gefragt ;)
+Nominem Nominandum I just add it to my growing beds to improve the soil structure and add some humus as I have a clay soil it helps it.
Cheers, Dan.
*****
Thank´s! So you always need to buy new soil for your containers? Isn´t that expensive? And don´t your growing beds get overload throughout the many years you´re adding soil from containers? .... I just can´t imagine how that works! ;-)
Nominem a common practice to avoid blight, is to spread the used potato soil in the sun for 4 years. So if you have five "fills" you can then re-use the dirt in succession. It depends on how much room you have. Some people cook their used soil, but that kills the beneficial nutrients as well, but it can be OK if you re-supply nutrients. Blight can kill you. Not something to mess with.
Potato blight kills people? I heard it just killed all the potatoes and that made people starve. Pls clarify. Thanks!
Of all the videos I've seen on the net. You are the only one who harvests in a huge way. And in buckets ... tell me what is your secret please put the substrate to get those results?
hope my potatoes grow as good as your did
thank you for information
One question then an idea.... What is the "Spuds Galore" that you mentioned? And an idea for the littl 'uns... would they be good just halved with the skin on and done in the frying pan along with some sausages or bacon?? Such a shame to just pitch them. Thanks everso for sharing all your garden adventures with us!!! Keep up the good work! Della
+dellasmom Spuds Galore is the fertilizer I used, it's a high potash one for growing potatoes.
Cheers, Dan.
Are you sure that was blight and not wind scorch? Nice crop mate!
Rock Grotto j
Water ,fertiliser and soil management details
Thanks
Can't wait for the Sarpo reveal...
+dowserdude Should have some big ones from those I think.
Cheers, Dan.
hooray! Its a ten pounder! ....at LAST!
+credenza1 About time too.
Cheers, Dan.
What are the ratings for the fertilizer you use? N,P,K,?
+haynerbass This stuff was 12:11:18 + Mg + TE.
So double strength and higher potash, plus magnesium and other trace elements which will all be beneficial.
Cheers, Dan.
Thanks Dan. I appreciate the info.
Very nice
It sounded like listening to Phil "The Power" Taylor talking about taters. You from the same part of the country?
+patrysie71 Absolutely not, I'm from Yorkshire, he's from somewhere where they pronounce "House" "Arse" .
+Allotment Diary I dont want to know how they pronounce "arse" then. hahaha Good job on the taters. They look great. I would love to try my hand at it, its just that containers are very expensive. The currency exchange rate is shafting us South Africans and we import everything.
Our generation Could be the first generation to become at least half way self sustainable.
you mentioned "Spuds Galore", is that instead of using "potato magic", and what is the key ingredient? Potash? Nice crop, by the way!
+Robert Morley The Spuds Galore is 12:11:18 NPK + MG + Te.
So its quite strong with about double potash with added Magnesium plus trace elements.
I think the Magnesium and added trace elements are as important as the NPK , especially in compost which is pretty sterile stuff with absolutely no goodness in it.
Cheers, Dan.
hello
you can buy ladybugs in bulk n just chuck em on your potatoe plants.
this will protect your plants from pests.
Sack of taties Dan, nice one. Sithee later 👍🏻
+tingturner1 Where's tha vids gone fella ?
Cheers, Dan.
Just not had the time mate, will try and do an update this wednesday
regards Ting
Wow great harvest!! I had a question where do u get spuds galore & is that an organic fertilizer?
+Cheryl cummings It's not organic, I get it off Ebay.
Cheers, Dan.
Thank u Dan!! I love watching u harvest ur potatoes i wish i could help u harvest them lol!
can you replant those small ones?
Yeah, but It won't grow as fast as the big one cut in half.
good tutorial...
This man FARTED on camera. Bahahaha! Check out 3:17 to 3:22 and he says excuse me. Bahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
yes I believe he did. I replayed it 9 times with headphones and heard a distinct fart.
He's old so he might now know that he can edit it. LOL!
who cares seriously 😂
Most men think farting is a competitive sport. LOL
Jerre George BAHAHAHAAAAAAAAA! A SPORT! BAHAHAHAAA. That was SOOOOO FUNNY. I needed that good laugh.
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awesome..