5 Gallon Bucket Grown Potato Harvest

Learn how to grow potatoes in a 5 gallon bucket which holds an amazing number of potatoes. This Advanced Complete Growing guide will cover planting, growing and harvesting the bucket potatoes which is easy and affordable. Finally, it may be the only option if you want to grow potatoes in a small space or in an urban area. If you have room for a bucket or two in an area that gets good sunlight, you can grow potatoes! They’re an excellent choice for home gardeners, as potatoes are one of the most nutritional and highest yielding crops in terms of the space they require.
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[@maddpeanut6313]

still answering questions on a 3 year old video. Outstanding. I'd subscribe for that reason alone.

[@cherylrobinson517]

Exactly😉

[@clarindabegaso8736]

Yeah, awesome!

[@dgzee66]

I’m in too

[@janetlynne8712]

Me too

[@cynforrest]

Yup. Me too

[@CrazyNate]

Don’t worry about the dog sneaking in the shot. I like seeing the dog too

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Bing Bing has his own fan club❤️🐶❤️

[@ita_2467]

We watched this whole series on growing potatoes in buckets for our homeschool. These were EXCELLENT. Thank you so much for your wonderful, down home knowledge.

[@cb6943]

My dad used to grow potatoes when I was a kid. I had no idea what it took to grow them. I just enjoyed them. Now I have a greater appreciation for the effort he put into his garden. Thanks so much! I really enjoyed this video series on growing potatoes.

[@elainegranzow9755]

I am a retired teacher and I am SO VERY impressed with the instruction technique of Hollis!! He is the the very best !! He is using the lecture and lab method which is college level instruction with wonderful and clear graphics to explain. Completely professional presentation and with NO tuition fee or student loans, just wonderful vegetables to eat. Hollis, you are truly appreciated. Thank you to you both for such wonderful presentations.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Thank you so much for your kind words of encouragement ❤️❤️❤️. Enjoy your garden this spring. Have a peaceful weekend Elaine

[@bwandesky]

Today must be a beautiful day, because its the day I found your channel.

[@GreenLadyDV]

After watching this video and all the work it takes to grow 3 pounds of potatoes I’ll never complain about paying $4 for a 10 pound bag. 😁💚💚💚

[@borntodoit8744]

Yes ..very true. I'll be more generous to think what it takes to give us our daily meal. Is also shows how shameful it is for us to waste food after meal is consumed given the effort to grow.

[@redtigerlily8165]

Theres something about watching them grow and eating your own.

[@virginiajames2447]

I have had a couple bad years with potatoes due to drainage issues. Trying again. There is something satisfying about digging in the dirt and finding them.

[@beckymoralee1545]

I'm from Australia and I've just joined the retired brigade, and am looking for ways to grow vegies in a very small area as we're on a very small house block which is mostly paved. I just finished watching all 3 of Hollis' potato videos as I've never grown food before ever. We shouldn't have to worry about too much rain here in Australia, as we're in drought more often than not. It's amazing that these videos were made nearly 3 years ago, and replies and comments are still coming. Looks like you have a whole new audience now Hollis. The covid-19 is making everyone rethink their values, and I think stepping back and creating a lot of our own food has got to be so satisfying rather than going up and down a supermarket aisle and just bagging whatever, without a clue as to where its come from. I'll be a regular view from now on Hollis. Keep up the good work. You can tell that you absolutely love what you're doing. Cheers from Australia.

[@paulr3511]

Becky. Hello from New Zealand. Well said. My thoughts exactly. I hope that the human race now appreciates what they have. Even being partly self sufficient is a step forward. Or back in time like it used to be. These presentations are excellent. Subscribed as well

[@al-nisajibri8310]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. This was my first time doing this. So I used only 1 5 gallon bucket and followed your educational videos as best as I could. To my delight, I harvested about 20 medium to small potatoes!

[@cherylbeverly56]

Good for you! Did you use seed potatoes? How many & what kind did you use?

[@kumudsarmah6006]

I am learning stuff on gardeningin youtube since i am on self quarintine.and planning to go orgnaic framing if i make out this pandamic

[@kyndalkillebrew5139]

You will make it!

[@shongo2k15]

Kumud, learning to garden will keep your mind off the things happening around the world. The bonus is getting to harvest your crop. It is said that working in the garden makes a person happy. You will make it. Be well.

[@toluwanimibankole2345]

You will in Jesus name

[@shelmmii9425]

Yay! People are joining this community thanks to this pandemic! People seem to be worried. Now theres a chicken meat shortage so why not keep chickens! I'm currently convincing my parents to let me. It'll be my 4th year keeping chickens. Always had to give them away lol

[@joanies6778]

Hang in there... in the meantime, get your hands dirty in the garden. 🌱 I walk around happy and grateful working on mine. You can order a bunch of things online. I bought my food grade buckets at Walmart for $3 each. I buy what I can on sale, improvise with parts here and there. Nothing better for the immune system than being out in the fresh air and sun working on a garden... feeds the body and soul.

[@SoCalGROWER]

Swap out your peet for coco. You will get better drainage. We average 4 lbs per 5 gal bucket. We use pretty much the same mix. Just that peet holds on to water to long. After we switched to coco we doubled our average yield.

[@FinznFowl82]

I am going to reuse some potting soil I mixed last year with peet... was wondering if I could add a little sand to the mixture to help with drainage? Trying to cut back on my garden budget this year and use what I have available.

[@treasuredheartproductions]

Came here looking for potato tips, and left feeling encouraged in the Lord. Thank you so much. God bless... 🙏🏻 💞

[@sscar2286]

After watching all 3 of these videos, and saving them as well , not to mention subscribing to your channel , I was just thinking . What a spike in the comments section recently. It looks like we are all rethinking everything these days, I am new to this and looks like a lot of folks are looking to learn what just a few generations ago was common not to mention valuable knowledge. You guys are ahead of the curb , especially now with everything coming down the pike. I just want to say Thank You for making these videos, and taking the time to really break it all down! Man what a well done presentation!!! looking forward to watching more. God bless from Central Florida.

[@KristyScrapTime]

I absolutely loved your whole series. I watched all 3 videos. I can;t wait to get some potatoes in my garden!!!

[@justicefall1917]

I’ve learned more about growing potatoes from this series than all the rest of them I’ve watched. Thank you for sharing your knowledge of growing potatoes with all of us. Thanks and God bless!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

You are very welcome! So glad our videos are helping you. Enjoy your garden this spring. Have a peaceful weekend ❤️

[@azitaaalam8361]

Thank you ,l watched all three videos and even though I live in Tehran and don't have as much space as you guys but I am going to try with 2 buckets.ps loved the notes may god give you peace and happiness and HEALTH.

[@darby5987]

Hollis & Nancy - I really enjoy your videos. I especially appreciate that you don't cherry pick "the best of" outcomes. My university degree was in an experimental science. If I didn't learn anything else than this from my college experience it was we learn more from our "failed" experiments than we do from the successes. You showed in this video series just how much potatoes depend on consistent watering and how quickly soggy soil can ruin the crop. Thank you!

[@BillyN31]

#1 son-in-law status. 🤣🤣🤣. I love it!

[@Xianne027]

Thanks so much for the tutorial. Just in time! 🥔🥔🥔 Right now in COVID-19 alert in Germany I just heard we're going to be facing food stortages this year due to no farm laborers from eastern EU being allowed in to work on the farm fields. Scary times. You've shown me that maybe I can feed myself a bit from a few pots on my patio. God bless you! We shall overcome!

[@yardmaster1474]

Xianne027 I’m in Texas here and I will also be growing me some potato’s

[@roryross3878]

This is an awesome method! Just keep in mind this is about an 85-110 day process, the amount of edible calories that come out of the bucket minus the calories it takes you to grow them, is not a huge net, and of course you will need regular calories in that 3-4month period anyways. If you really need calories there may be something faster to grow with that same, space, raw materials, and effort.

[@Xianne027]

@@yardmaster1474 hey fellow Texan! I'm actually originally from DFW, but relocated to Germany.

[@Tom68446]

In this trying time with this Coronavirus crisis this potatoes 🍟 growing video can be a fun thing for the family to do. Thank you it'll be fun.😊Have a happy day!

[@alexcamichel7771]

I've never been so exited about a bucket being emptied out great informative

[@stephb4168]

Felt the same! Super impressed you didn't know what to expect, were live and honest. God gives the increase

[@katiegrev7771]

Love that you’re believers in Jesus!

[@olgatorres4154]

I love how he loves his mother in law !! That’s fantastic!! I’m the same way with my mother in law!❤️❤️ love yalls videos .❤️thank you . Stay safe

[@rendelrosario7301]

You two are the most wholesome and helpful youtuber gardeners ever i swear! I love your content and how you show us literally every single step, all I gotta say is THANK YOU!!!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Thank you for your kind words ❤️

[@MissCatherine1100]

We got some of our potatoes in today!! Thank you so much 💖 We love the great Great Bible verses at the end of your videos, we've learned so much Bible from the gardeners, the preppers, the homesteaders and the bakers 🌟👑🙏🕊 I think it's because working with seeds, the Earth and yeast, it just makes you see God and the Divine Perfection all around us, to the most minute detail. Gardening and Baking lets you see God. I once got all choked up at God's Perfection when I looked into Vermiculture!!! Wow!! The little worm helps us THRIVE, a worm is perfect and necessary... you just kind of see it all in nature. And then to hear you quote Bible, it's just the cherry on top of your wonderful videos 🍒 🍨 Thanks again!

[@DJ-oy3zz]

I never get to go to the ocean but one day I did and it was a little bit of a breezy choppy day. All I could think of was all the power that was in the force of the waves and how it demonstrated just a hint of God's power. Christ Jesus is so awesome !

[@wandadavila1866]

This was the best video for beginners. I usually feel like what I hear is above my comprehension. also loved the graphics and the stages of the growth you showed really helped me understand what I should see. following now. thanks

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

You can do this Wanda🥔🥔🥔🥔

[@maricascarles8648]

I'm a beginner, and I appreciate how simply you explain it all. I can't wait to learn more, and start growing food for my little family! Thanks for all your help and kindness! God bless yall!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

You can do it!

[@nerotikzombie]

I just watched all three videos of Growing Potatoes in a 5 Gallon Bucket.... This Guy is AWESOME!!! Thank you Brother!!! And God Bless You and Your Family!!!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Thank you so much for watching and your kind words. Have a peaceful week ❤️

[@J.Evans_Official]

That dog is to cute

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

❤️🐶❤️

[@skipjack6974]

God bless him… listening to him is like listening to my great uncle in the garden when I was little. Words like ‘tater’ and ‘tickled pink’ just bring back great memories. Now as an older adult with a love for gardening, it is refreshing to see videos of things we can’t control, like Mother Nature and too much rain. I have tried to instill the gardening bug in my neighbors children and my grandchildren. Thank you for honest videos with a home style touch. May god always bless your harvests with love.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Thank you so much❤️❤️❤️

[@DJ-oy3zz]

Go buy some buckets get all the supplies and bring the kids over and put each kid's name on a bucket and show him how to plant potatoes. You can even bring the parents in on this. No matter what happens at the end of the season all the taters get split up evenly. Because one bucket can yield none even though everything was done correctly.

[@jonfoley3071]

Add way more perlite to your mix it's great for aeration also adding alot more smaller diameter holes on the bottom for better drainage will decrease your rot loss....don't try to control the rain, try to increase drainage and air retention through your soil mix....good luck

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Thank you Jon👍

[@txredkim867]

I had a miserable potato harvest 3 years ago, and it broke my heart because I only had those tiny 5 gallon buckets. Back then I only grew a single bucket per variety and had almost no potatoes that year! Now, I plant in 25 gallon pots and have no less than 3 per variety I grow. I grow 4 varieties each year, Kennebec white, Pontiac Red, a Large Russet and some sort of specialty potato I experiment with like an over priced exotic fingerling...Your videos have been a tremendous help and I appreciate the time you've taken to make them and share! Thank you from Texas

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

You are very welcome! Best of luck to you with your taters this year. Your thumb is very green ❤️❤️❤️👍

[@txredkim867]

@@HollisNancysHomesteadI was afraid to grow taters for years and failed more than I succeeded! I never gave up though and finally figured it out. My soil was my issue always being to dense and heavy staying to wet and just would'nt produce anything! Now I use a soil formula similar to yours and it just, works! This year I'm shooting for 2 crops of potatoes! I think I can pull it off with my long growing season and hoop houses! I have different materials I use on those covers and can create a greenhouse setup! My goal for 2019 is, 200 pounds combined, :-o wish me luck!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Best of luck to you with your taters 🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔. Well done❤️

[@rebeccabostick2311]

What a great garden! I watched all three episodes of growing potatoes in a 5-gallon bucket. Very helpful advice. I am ready to start. I have two potatoes on my counter that have "chits" and 5-gallon buckets in the shed. Can't wait! I would love to hear more of your gardening tips. May God bless you for sharing your knowledge with us so we can grow too.

[@ladytee3249]

Lol!! #1 son in-law status. Awwww you have a good heart sir.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Yes, he is #1 son in-law :-)

[@tristahertel]

I came across your channel last night while I was doing some research on growing potatoes, and I just want to say how much I've loved your videos! They are so very, very informative. I love that you share how to grow as well as the why behind it. Thank you so much! God Bless!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Thank you so much for watching! Have a peaceful week ❤️

[@ejk872]

What a sweet man! So caring for his Mother-in-law and probably loves his wife and treats her so well. You two are so adorable and I love watching these videos you make.

[@TheBullsGarden]

Smart man keep mother in law happy, nevertheless it was a good harvest and fun to grow

[@The.Master.Seamstress]

Just found you online.. THANK YOU for helping us beginner Gardner's who see the need to grow their own!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

You can do this! I am so happy you have discovered the joy and peace of gardening 👍❤️

[@pahanson11]

Thank you. I just watched all three videos. It was very inspiring to walk through all of the growing periods and the harvest. I would have been happy with a harvest of two potatoes. Just knowing that I grew them will be worth the fun and time spent on the process.

[@ltladymorgan8]

I love your little prayer at the end ! God Bless.

[@janofarc3928]

I am so very grateful for having found yall!!🙏❤

[@jonathannelson79]

Just finished the three bucket potato videos and I really enjoyed them. Found them really informative and am looking forward to trying this next season. Also wanted to say, I appreciated seeing the buckets that didn't work out because of the rain. It's encouraging to see that even veteran gardeners like yourselves sometimes get less than perfect results. Keep up the great videos and thanks for all the good info.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

This is true. Never give up when gardening. There is always challenges which is what turns our thumbs green👍

[@shadowliving6858]

Down home country humor mixed with a teaching style that would make college professors cry. Thanks for sharing. God Bless

[@shadyacrefarm1005]

Your videos are so relaxing. Thank you and Nancy for taking the time to make them. God bless you.

[@laurabennetts8149]

Watching this 4 years later! Very informative, Thank you!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

❤️👍

[@donnatrego4466]

I thank God that I found you both here in 2022!!

[@oliviamc2000]

Your mother in law is very fortunate You are a sweet son in law Blessings

[@hardworkingamerican8847]

When we get a lot of rain I roll my containers under our overhanging balcony until the rain lets up . Saved a batch last Nov. 2021 doing that . It's February now and I still have a one more container to harvest . Each time I have planted I have had better results , and yes they taste amazing . You're blessed to both have a passion for this . At least I get some help in the cooking part , lol .

[@jaimevleon2007]

I just subscribed and I loved your 3 videos. I really loved and appreciated the prayer at the end of each video, is just something that we take for granted to our lord and savior. Thank you and I hope your wife already beat the cancer. May the lord bless you both and keep you healthy for years to come.

[@garysmith545]

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[@FVWhimsy2010]

the second bucket had a lot more foliage which would direct the rain away from the bucket. Now I know when I do this...move the buckets to cover during extended days of rain!

[@lauriegarland5728]

I might have missed it, but how long from planting to harvest? Mesmerizing instructions, THANK YOU!!

[@andrewhyde500]

Me and my 5 year old daughter have decided to grow some of our own food this year and your potato videos have inspired us to fill all those buckets we have outside with seed potatoes. Loved your videos and will keep watching as we grow more of our own food. God bless from the UK and stay safe in this current situation.

[@gforceforever]

Love that you have a HARVEST AREA!!!

[@kayduncan7019]

Your channel is such a blessing to watch! I thank God for ya'll and the example you're setting. I'm a city girl now living in the country and I went in search of how to get started and your container lessons are so helpful. The scripture at the end was the icing on the cake that I'm on the right path.

[@Chocoholiclady66]

In spite of the rain and loss to rot, it is still really astounding how many potatoes were obtained from even just one little 5 gallon bucket and from out of only three! To be blessed with that much from so very little space is amazing.

[@annajackson174]

In 2021 I was able to finally grow potatoes in a 5 gal bucket. Thank you so much.

[@janetlynne8712]

I'm going to try growing my potatoes inside under lights in 5 gal cloth smart pots. I'll let you know how they do.

[@ronaldwhite9176]

Thank you nat, I'm in eastern Florida I love gardening I'm going to plant some potatoes for next year, love your video 1-4 good job, I'm retired and nothing else to do, most of my friends are dead because they didn't lessen to God, I pray you guys doing well ❤ stay safe my friend in chist

[@bradchampion8072]

You guys do a great job doing what you do and I love your little Dog walking into the video's it's funny

[@loctrice]

Man you did such a good job on this series. Put the time and planning in to do everything to teach people like me about growing these things. Thank you.

[@tonyamcclendon1614]

Since you have your potatoes, next to a fence put a tarp on top of fence poles in front on a taper for rain run off then just roll up after rain stops so you don't loose crops.from do much water.hope it helps god bless

[@seriouslyreally5413]

Soooo get them out of the rain! If you have them growing in a bucket it stands to reason that if you are getting too much rain to just bring them into the garage or under a covered patio for the duration of your downpours. If you are getting multiple days, all day, rains pull a clear plastic tarp over them in a tent so they still get sun if the sun comes out between storms and ventilation through the tent but without the water pouring in the bucket itself. Since you have them on that growing rack against the fence, staple one edge of the plastic on the fence and make a lean-to tent open on each end for ventilation. 🤷‍♀️

[@jasonhendrickson2289]

I'm sure he needs your advice. Maybe a few buckets of potatoes just aren't that important to him to worry about.

[@__WJK__]

@@jasonhendrickson2289 - It's just friendly advice, I don't see why you are so upset at someone posting honest advice...(?)...youtube's comment section, after all, is made available so we can interact with each other.

[@monicad2237]

Thanks so much to Hollis and Nancy for a thorough lesson on bucket potato growing!

[@horsefeathersprims]

This is the very first series of yours I have watched and in about 5 minutes I am going to be planting my potatoes! I have room in my garden but I love potatoes and can't wait to try this method! I can't wait to watch more videos! Thanks so much for all you do!

[@phillip557]

A layer of gravel in the bottom has always helped me

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

👍

[@SG-pt5jh]

Thank you soooo much! My first year growing taters and you took all the mystery out of it! I have searched for info and how to's but every source left me with many questions. Your series on potatoes was like getting a real life lesson from a relative and it doesn't get better than that. ❤ God bless you both.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

So glad our video helped you. Enjoy growing some taters!! ❤️

[@m.u.g.9526]

Your beautiful prayer at the end of this video and cheerful disposition are reasons enough to subscribe to your channel. Excellent video thank you for sharing your knowledge. May God continue to abundantly bless you and your family!

[@lisarodgers1564]

I watched all 3 and this was so much fun to watch! I'm going to try this year with my 17 year old son who loves Yukons! Thank you so much and God Bless

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Have fun! Blessings

[@nightcrawlerinmotion2046]

Thank for teaching me!

[@janetlynne8712]

Bucket on my right had such luscious foliage that used up more of the water so that's why it had more potatoes.

[@PigHippoProductions]

Thank you for the instructions. I look forward to this upcoming growing season. Blessing be upon you and yours.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Our pleasure, have a blessed day!

[@reynelvelez1384]

The best part of your videos is the whole explanation about the harvest. I like the way both work. You are simply the BEST!!!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Thank you for your kind words ❤️

[@akhilmathew3639]

Watched this video in march 2022, I'm gonna give it a try anyway..love from India.

[@astrxgamer7346]

I find it pretty cool that you guys are still replying to comments on this video just want to say keep up the good work though You have also received a new subscriber

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Nancy here, welcome to the family, our videos are more of vegetables tutorial and like the Bible it never gets old. Thanks for watching!

[@daveblyden1325]

Thks for 5 step series on planting and harvesting potatoes from barrels. I've learn alot and grown my own barrels of potatoes. kept up the good teaching, God bless to you and Nancy.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Great to hear!

[@TruthAndLight4995]

New potatoes are awesome!

[@WIZARDWERX]

i found my Reds at the dump sprouted brought them home a week ago . We have greens peaking. thx and god bless

[@katiegrev7771]

I followed your instructions & my bucket looks great. Hoping there’s actually potatoes inside. Fun experiment.

[@mitchtaylor4944]

Praise be to G_d for your very informative videos! It was fun watching! G_d Bless you abundantly!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Peace to you 😇

[@tonyvillanueva8267]

Everything you do is with love, non- selfish and always have others on your mind when growing instead of yourself. I hope your Mother-in-law loved the potatoes and you got a new subscriber.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Welcome to the family ❤️

[@mikehudson2216]

I've watched all 3 of your potato growing videos and I love it! Would this technique work great in Arizona? It would be a great lesson to teach my children

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

We have had subscribers from Arizona indicate they were successful

[@maryraider4720]

That’s where I am at and am in the process. Just planted yesterday! Took lots of notes and am hopeful for a happy harvest! 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@DJ-oy3zz]

You might have to water them a little bit more. As often but saturating the soil more than he did. I'm guessing.

[@thetaylorholt]

We can learn just as much from a good job as we can from a great job. Well done series. Thank you sir and ma'am.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

So nice of you

[@vickivee]

“Have a blessed dayyyyy!!!” 🎉❤ My favorite part of the whole video.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

❤️

[@mollinsithole1246]

Hello, i am new to gardening, came across your channel, and thank God, God bless you also for giving light and hope during this times, i subscribed and liked, can't wait to start God bless you. Mollin South Africa

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Welcome to the family! Blessings

[@loricleverley7853]

Love your videos. Going to try these bucket potatoes this year. You are an excellent teacher

[@terifrank7393]

Just harvested my 1st 5 gal bucket Yukon golds!! 3# and nice sizes. So proud and thx for your help this season!!! So fun!! Can't wait to cook amd share with my family!! God bless!

[@jerriewyatt905]

Mama used to cook new potatoes together with fresh green beans .. so good.. I do it still if I can find them fresh..Amen

[@trevor311264]

You need to add clean coarse sand into your dirt mix, and put a layer of gravel in the very bottom of the bucket. Cover the holes with some broken plant pot first though. That way the drainage will be better. If you can't see water coming out the bottom of the pot when you water, then there is too much loam in the dirt.

[@susanzawacky2934]

What I like about your videos is, showing what can go wrong.. By that we know when we done good!

[@allywolf9182]

First?. Nope, Jesus is first! 😀LOVE you guys so much!!! Looks like a nice day in Va.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

+allyson Hansen Love you too! ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you so much for watching. Have a peaceful weekend 😇

[@magdasegoviaquintana9267]

One more thing...love the graphics and information on what’s happening in each stage of growth. It has been more informative than other videos I have seen. It truly gives us the answers and the expectations on every stage of growth.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Seeing each stage really connects the dots. Lets everyone know what to expect along the way

[@dapperdingo]

Thanks for the three part series on growing these potatoes in buckets. I'm gonna try growing some this way in Colorado this growing season coming up.

[@juliegrosskopf7101]

Found your channel this morning and appreciate your video sharing of growing potatoes in buckets. As some others have commented and my DH has always said...buying them in stores is cheaper. That's true but from experience with other veggies, home grown just tastes soon much better and is rewarding. Going to start some buckets this year and share the growing info with sons family so his young daughters have an exciting intro to gardening and producing their own food. Thanks so much!! And totally love your diagrams!!!

[@ITsCircle4]

Thanks for the 3 parts video. I will try my hands on this and i just began a channel on gardening too. God bless you sir.

[@friend2866]

Me and my husband just stumbled across this video. We love how informative you are. You leave nothing out. Thank you for making everything so clear for everyone. We will definitely be watching more of your videos. Thank you for sharing what you’ve learned to help all of us gardeners out there. God bless.

[@myowndrum286]

It's amazing what you've two have done with your yard!! Kudos to you both! It's great! Too bad more city folk don't follow your lead. I bet a lot of people have been inspired watching your videos though! The more we can grow ourselves, the better. We know where our food is coming from. And, speaking for myself, going out to the garden is visiting an old friend for me! Cheap, cheap therapy! haha!

[@chinatownboy3368]

2 seed potatoes in a 5 gallon bucket. Average yield of 6 potatoes. 3 to 1 return on investment. Good enough to feed mother in law. Well worth 4 months time, 16 gallons of water, 2 cubic feet of soil, and 1 square foot of land.

[@DJ-oy3zz]

I thought he said a gallon a day.

[@joshuagreen119]

Great videos. Thanks for the positive message of being thankful to the one above!

[@DJ-oy3zz]

Absolutely, praise God and hallelujah ! Can't help but love a grateful human. Man or woman whatever you might be. Quite clear your a dude !!!

[@Royalteelive]

I watched all 3 videos! I can't wait to grow some potatoes!

[@bobbyj3701]

Wow! A 10 gallon grow field yielding an average 6 lbs of FRESH TATERS! Can't beat it! TFS! :)