Easiest Way to Grow Lots of Sweet Potato Slips

[@monicam9025]

I followed this video and grew slips from 1 purple sweet potato last year. I got around 25 plants from just 1 sweet potato and harvested around 30 lbs of sweet potatoes!!

[@cmmrris1]

Wow, so when and how did you plant them in the ground?

[@monicam9025]

@@cmmrris1 neR the end, many of the slips got quite big so I separated them and kept them in water alone. Then I put them in the ground with amended compost. (Similar to planting green onions). They were sad looking for a week, but perked up!

[@cmmrris1]

@@monicam9025 this is so excited, I can’t wait to try it

[@30lindam]

So did your purple sweet potato have different color leaves than with a regular sweet potato? Curious. Tx

[@monicam9025]

@@30lindam same color as regular

[@DeadeyeJoe37]

This is my obligatory PSA to let everyone know that sweet potato greens are delicious and very good for you. You can trim the younger leaves & stems to use like spinach (I use these in my green smoothies frequently). NOTE: this only applies to sweet potatoes. Do not eat regular potato greens as those are poisonous. Sweet Potatoes are a member of the morning glory family and the tuber (sweet potato), vine, greens, and flower is edible. Regular potatoes are a part of the nightshade family, so the greens are poisonous.

[@craftypam9992]

I can't even eat the potato tubers, nor tomatoes, peppers, aubergines, or even goji berries, because the amount of solanine in them makes me ill. Gotta hand it to the nightshade family - they can hide their poisons well!

[@novembersunflower968]

@@craftypam9992 Hey Pam! Thanks for the info... I have fibromyalgia and find all the night shade veggetables make me feel like I have sludge in my body, larthargic and achy. Never knew about the gogi berries or the solanine component. Appreciate the info! Love sweet potatoes!! Looking forward to growing bushels! 😁 They make great human or dog treats. Slice and coat with a little olive oil and cinamon and bake. Super yummy, healthy & easy!! Store in fridge. 😉 Peace, Love & Light to All 🕉💜🌌,🍁👩‍🌾🌻

[@novembersunflower968]

Many blessings Joe! Did not realize the greens were edible as well! Yum! Peace, Love & Light to All 🕉💜🌌,🍁👩‍🌾🌻

[@gene7836]

A desire for the greens is actually what brings me to this video!!!

[@robinrowe8025]

Didn't know you could eat the green part. Can't wait to try thanks. I

[@levinkaukereit]

Videos like this remind me why I love KZbin

[@geofferyromany4634]

I am in Nevis in the Caribbean and I am concerned about a world food crisis ( who isnt) . I watched this video many times and tried to copy what he did. Surprisingly, it actually works. I even cut my sweet potato in 2 as there were shoots on the top but no roots. I followed his instructions as much as possible. Now I have 5 shoots on the top half and the bottom half it is developing many slips. Thanks to this video.

[@sjfam8291]

I am started my potatoes four months ago, how would I know when to reap? Phyllis St. John, thank for the video "

[@geofferyromany4634]

@@sjfam8291 Hi I am also a first time farmer but my research on the net and youtube shows a trend. Sweet potatoes takes about 6-8 months depending on the variety and the zone you live etc. When the leaves begin to turn yellow cut the vines (save some vines to make slips). Gently remove soil for amendment (reuse) and harvest the potatoes. ( these are in my notes which I took watching many many videos on growing sweet potatoes). I hope this helps

[@skafazzation666]

Everyone needs to learn agriculture

[@williammramsey5907]

It is almost impossible to mess up with a sweet potato.

[@kalas6391]

The way you say "sweet potato" is the best!

[@KaylaMarie_]

Sweet poodoo

[@WeAreStrongwithJesus]

So cute

[@user-fg8ux8zo6w]

@hostyle0 Are you jewish?

[@alayaheathercrystaldance2131]

Lol I was going to say the same thing!!

[@ТРИМЕТРАИЗНАДНЕБА]

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[@jacqslabz]

Oh, I tried to grow sweet potatoes in high school by planting a sweet potato, and I thought I screwed up because I didn’t make any more sweet potatoes. Learn something new every day!

[@williammramsey5907]

This is the ONLY guy on KZbin who told me "which end up." Thanks for that.

[@chrisfrochaux6245]

I'm currently stranded in Panama's countryside (Azuero Peninsula) so I decided to create a square foot type raised bed garden. The question was what to plant and this seems to be the answer... Best pandemic food I can imagine. Thanks.

[@JackieWacky27]

I bought a sweet potato, I forgot about it... it’s been in a black grocery bag for three weeks... Didn’t notice it ‘til leaves were sticking out of the bag... and now it’s grown like 10 inches... and I’m just like, “UH?!”

[@stephnicherrone2085]

I bought 2, but only had a vase for 1. I left one on the table in a bag. It went crazy, lol

[@lunch_pony7626]

Plant it yesssss

[@danielleaf9146]

@@stephnicherrone2085 looks like you can just put it in a bag and it will produce slips? What has been the results the one in the water vs the one in the bag? I have sweet potatoes ready to start them tomorrow. Did you use organic?

[@QURAN-AL-KAREEM786]

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[@joelseeley6910]

@@danielleaf9146 why does organic matter

[@Verbatim.]

OMG. I cannot wait for an update. We should all start soaking our potatoes together along with you and share our experiences.

[@WOLFMAN2975]

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All your regular cells are 100% Protected from the cyanide and benzaldehyde molecules they Convert them to a harmless substance called Thiocyanate, cancer cells cannot do this as they have surrounding them what's called Beta-glucosidase which makes them Vulnerable to the cyanide and benzaldehyde molecules Eradicating cancer leaving *0* scar tissue. We Evolved with the substance therefore we need it, as we need Vitamin C. Back when we were hunter-gatherers if you came across an apple tree you would Fill your stomach *you Wouldn't throw the core or the Seeds away because no one told you to* : ) *In exchange* any Seeds you did not crunch down on, masticate during the chewing process would then/then pass through the digestive tract and be fertilized as they have *Evolved! a protective coating for just that purpose* so another tree May grow from our experiment and the excrement of animals alike, *Harmony with Nature.* If someone develops Scurvy the treatment is large doses of Vitamin C to Reverse the disease Dis-Ease, in order to avoid Scurvy one must consume vitamin C on a regular basis much the same with B-17 Amygdalin for cancer this information is *Heavily Suppressed* and it has been *Buried!* as first and foremost cancer is used as Population Control, secondly they are making *Billions! of dollars off donations alone* therefore this information will *Never be willingly released to the public.* Imagine if we were told vitamin C where Poisonous, not to consume it, some would still get enough through Trace amounts but many would not and develop the horrible disease, dis-ease Scurvy. 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He was told he was to far gone for any of the treatments *(as they call them)* that they could have offered him and that they would be *ineffective.* He purchased the book G Edward Griffin a world without cancer the story of vitamin B-17 which is also a documentary and also within my playlist titled IMPORTANT which explains how it works chemically/scientifically in the body, the one and only Flaw within the book and documentary is the belief of toxicity if to much is consumed, as I said it does not work that way in the body, the man who cured himself of the bowel cancer is Proof of that as am I, my Mom and many others, All regular cells convert the cyanide and benzaldehyde molecules to harmless substance as I rote that substance is *Thiocyanate.* The man who Cured his bowel cancer was consuming *100! to 130!* Bitter Apricot Kernels along with with Bromelain pineapple enzyme, a natural digestive enzyme to Aid in the Absorption of the cyanide and benzaldehyde molecules, No ill effects. Within a month of consuming the Bitter Apricot Kernels his stomach sucked back in he Stopped pooping blood and he is now *100% cancer Free* and has been for Years now. I personally consume 10 to 15 Bitter Apricot Kernels daily along with, on average 4 to 6 apples most days, always with the Seeds included, I have been doing this for Years now with No ill effects and Multiple Benefits. The seeds of grapes were an Excellent source of vitamin B-17 Amygdalin watermelon seeds were also an Excellent source of vitamin B-17 Amygdalin, both very hard to find now they are making are fruit seedless people think this is for their convenience but that is *Not the Agenda.* Half the apples I cut into now are missing seeds have extra seeds within the same channel/seed pod, some with no seeds xcetera Our food is being tampered with in order to Eliminate the B-17 Amygdalin thus increasing cancer rates also almost all *Non organic* food is irradiated, nuts and seeds Pasteurized to destroy the B-17 Amygdalin within. At the time of writing this cancer rates are 1 in 2 for men and 1 in 3 for women, for women cancer rates are slightly lower as they have two ways of getting rid of toxins in their body one is having a baby the other is breastfeeding. The chemicals are in everything from our cleaning products, food, Water, clothing all of it. 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[@fckbllz9924]

@@WOLFMAN2975 you sound fucking stupid. damn fucked up bots are fucking gross.

[@ninasantoro9565]

I paused the video and run to the kitchen to soak a couple. Haha Thank you!

[@misskriss848]

@@WOLFMAN2975 great info. Will definitely sub your channel.

[@letiunicalopez9147]

@@WOLFMAN2975 gracias por la información. La mayoría de la gente no entiende que somos atacados 24/7. Gracias por recopilar el material. Abrazos

[@TheBrytstarr]

You give the best directions on growing sweet potato slips from more than one type of sweet potato! You have helped me alot because this is my SECOND attempt to grow them. My first attempt failed; I saw NO growth from my organic s. potato. I have high hopes for my current attempt and very much appreciate your welcome advice. Thanks! 😘

[@ideasareLIMITLESS]

BEST explanation ever! Now I know what I did wrong..I put it in the water upside down and after 3 MONTHS I had long slips but no roots at all.

[@bgmjr1]

I love how he says sweet potatoes. Thanks for the video, I’m starting to grow them too.

[@LindaLinda-uh6lx]

What a joyful person you are & how contagious your delight for nature is!!! Thanks so much for sharing. The information was so clear & beautifully presenting. Looking forward to viewing more of your videos.

[@francesatkins1849]

❤

[@ceyahnaikuteh6016]

I like it! Nice, simple presentation offered with a pleasing personality, and warm nature. I did mine while I watched you. Many of the other videos left me lacking confidence in my ability. Yours is a "yes I can do it!" video. I can't wait to plant and then dig them up! I absolutely love Japanese sweet potatoes but buying them at my local farmer's market costs a small fortune! Thank you!

[@spencerfrazier5803]

FINALLY. A great video on how to plant propagated potato’s!

[@ksangebell]

Finally figured out what I have been doing wrong growing sweet potato slips!! Thanks!

[@patriciane3551]

am so pleased I found your videos again after leaving Austraia and now living in the UK

[@carldevis]

Your videos are like soothing therapy i just feel so good watching them

[@mimia.1649]

we usually eat those Sweet Potato leaves and shoots.. we steamed them and add some sliced tomatoes and sprinkle salt. Yum!

[@BlessedBaubles]

I’ve been growing slips for over 8 years since I first heard it could be done. I’ve actually kept the same sweet potato crop going all those years by using potatoes from the very first crop I grew. I have not found it matters which half of the potato you put in the water. Some bury the potato 1/2 way under soil and take the slips as they grow. It’s almost hard to fail growing slips. Just slice it in half, place the sliced end into water, and the slips will grow. I also haven’t had any issue with taking the slips off without their own roots. I simply wrap the tiny slips in a sliver of paper towel to help them stand up, keeping them watered as the roots grown, then plant them in soil, then in the ground or pots. Enjoy and grow your own food as much as you can. 👍🏼

[@alelucdeg]

Do you keep them in direct sunlight? Or medium light?

[@aceboogie711]

Do the slips make a new potatoes

[@cob2384]

Wow 8 yrs from the same stock, that is so, so awesome Thank You for your info ,😀 hope you don't mind I photo copied it. I THINK I'LL TRY growing slips in ground for not having room in my house to jar them...🌞😎 Carla, US🇺🇸

[@cob2384]

Thank You CheriByGrace for you inspiring article , Carla

[@jessicalangille7734]

I have a problem with the sweet potato in the water breaking down and causes an awful smell. I don't notice the video above. Do you ever have that problem?

[@mackwackenstein]

Man I've been grooving with this video. I like the plant cinematography coupled with the very cool music

[@meksparrow5425]

Pandemic hits I'm glad i will God willing have sweet potatoes.🤗

[@xaneinglis5325]

i thought the same thing

[@Tree-thingz]

Same here NY- It's time to get growing

[@ifukill7538]

We need to spread the word and share knowledge especially for children to feel safe... I comment on every coronavirus programme to get everyone to grow food plants and share in their communities....😊🍅🍓

[@sistersister8679]

Same here in Texas

[@chrisfrochaux6245]

Same here, in the Republic of Panama.

[@zulmamatos3198]

I'm so happy I just grew my very first sweet potato slips I can't wait to put them in the ground to see how many I get. I live in Connecticut so our last frost date is April 12 still to cold to put them outside

[@yanminstanford]

Hi, Jag, where can I find the second half of the sweet potato videos? the one you promised will post at the end of summer?

[@BlitzOfTheReich]

finally. a simple video that is straight to the point!

[@313hobbyme]

Wow, I had no idea it was THAT EASY! Thanks for sharing.

[@donnajowers1272]

Hey Jack,I have watched 100's of videos and not 1 ever said anything about the potatoes had a top and bottom.Thank you so much!

[@AskAuntieFay]

I just put 2 sweet potatoes in water, & shall anxiously wait for the slips. TYSM for sharing! ❤

[@monicacarlsen3903]

I know this is an old video but I have been sitting here watching videos for the last week off and on and yours is the first video I’ve seen that fully describes what a sweet potato slip is and the actual process (wrong and right) and description of each. I’m a beginner gardener with raised beds and last year I tried and failed miserably at potatoes and sweet potatoes among other vegetables. I just subscribed to your videos and just wanted to say THANK YOU!!!!!

[@146mds1stSgt]

Great presentation. Very clear and understandable for the novice gardener.

[@tobymiddleton8848]

I started going my sweet potatoes and they’re going amazing

[@thelifeofjonnelleohtv3168]

There should be a playlist. I have to scroll back 2 years to find what happens next lol

[@Well_I_am_just_saying]

Did you find a second video? I could not find one.

[@j0shknXO]

@@Well_I_am_just_saying isn't there an update on the 2nd video? 😑😑

[@karaamundson3964]

Thanks! I don't have toothpicks but I'm just putting my yams & sweet potatoes in water & now I'll wait for & tend the slips.

[@parisgreen4600]

I just started one in a coffee cup. Good luck!

[@sablon3123]

Jack this is awesome man I was just about to buy some slips and I've been trying to grow some but I'm not too good at this sweet potato thing, I'm good at growing potatoes yet sweet potatoes are giving me a bit of a guff, anyway thank you so much God bless

[@williamruff3729]

For me they are just about the same. I think it's easier to get regular potatoes going. I got my slips last year from someone. I just plant baby sweet potatoes to get more of them.

[@JaneEKat]

This is the most interesting and clearly described method of growing sweet potatoes!!!!

[@terrijensen1714]

I just discovered your videos - I love them! I really like the way you explain the process and do “experiments” to show different ways of doing things and the different outcomes. I love to garden and you have answers to my questions. Thank you and keep up the great work!

[@ТРИМЕТРАИЗНАДНЕБА]

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[@IsaacBrunet-xz6dh]

I’m doing this for a school project thanks for the help hope I get an A 😂

[@benpeskoe2483]

Great tips -- thanks

[@sistersherrilynn]

Amazing. I didn't know how easy this would be. I do the same thing with my house plants and give the cuttings to friends.

[@QURAN-AL-KAREEM786]

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[@christinakalix9279]

Thank you for teaching the top and bottom ends and that they make a difference!! I'm going to go flip mine over now, I put the wrong side in the water. Cheers!

[@gohboy56]

First time viewer. Your enthusiasm is catching as is your pleasant smile and demeanor. You have made my day and look forward to sequel!🤗

[@QuranwithRain]

Ikr he looked so excited to share the results with us

[@silver.shoelaces]

Came here to say this.

[@ТРИМЕТРАИЗНАДНЕБА]

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[@combattactics7789]

This guys seems very kind, and genuine. Thank you kind sir

[@ScottHead]

Jag, I've been having success from watching this video, thanks! One question, do the slips need to be hardened off before being planted outside? Thanks!

[@louellen7271]

We've long grown gardens, but had no experience with growing sweet potatoes. I'm going to give this a try - starting tomorrow. Thank you!

[@gabrielb.4673]

That was a wholesome video brother, thank you for sharing.

[@amyjohnson9240]

Excellent video thank you so much. I will start my slips this week, and by spring I should have some great ones

[@AmyJoy6]

You're an amazing teacher! Thank you so much for your professional and informative content. You're helping me so much!

[@betterworldok3802]

You are amazing showing us different ways of planting the sweet potatoes, thank you so much

[@stephss]

Those are heavy duty "tooth picks"

[@thehomeplatespecial597]

Steph Ss ikr

[@ukoncentreretlaeskedrik]

Eh i think ill just cut up some bamboo skewers :/

[@asmith8898]

😬

[@3dcad668]

They look like he made them from a 2x4.

[@MichaelMagill1990]

I think he meant prison shanks.

[@billyhargesheimer]

I love sweet potatoes we cooked the leaves also putting vinegar, onions and ginger so yummy and healthy. thank u for this video.

[@laureolina4354]

Thank you very much for helping me have a better life. Should I put the cups with the sweet potatoes on a sunny window?

[@lizbethgaleno9186]

I had the same question!!

[@misskriss848]

Love your enthusiasm. My sweet potato has grown lots of roots, but no slips yet. Think I will try submerging half way like you suggested. Thanks!

[@fishindude72]

I just found this video and was looking for the update. I thought this video was very informative. Thank you for sharing.

[@BomJimmy]

@4:35 onward video without noisy sound track, sounds pleasant. Thank you for all the secrets of gardening.

[@simbastarlight821]

I admire your guidelines. Very good.Thank you👏

[@hybrid10131]

Great Job Jag I love sweet potatoes ! thank you for the invaluable information !!! I've learned a lot !

[@odivarela9147]

Did you ever make the full sweet potato video I couldn’t find it? 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@MEL-dx6mu]

Yeah, me too. I was looking for it but I can’t find it. 🤔

[@netsaim]

I’m looking for it too....I’ve tried his method for growing slips and it’s going well so far....weather in the UK has been weird this year. Hopefully the sun will stick around to see my sweetpotatos through

[@MrBiggybit]

I could listen to you say sweet bodado all day

[@ellieh.7872]

I wanna try that method so I can have the leaves.. really miss to have that on my table as a salad or in soup. Thanks for sharing the video. God bless and more power.

[@mattiecopeland8741]

Thank you for this presentation on "Rooting Sweet Potatoes" I will definitely try it.

[@PurposefullyInspired]

Hi Jag. Thanks for the great video. Can share more about the temperature and sunlight when growing slips? Did you use a grow light? When is the best time to plant, how much mulch and how long until harvest? Thanks for your great videos. Very cool to share. Much appreciated as we start some slips for the first time!

[@av1421]

Humid and dark. So keep it in a box of warm soil, watered, covered mostly near a window.

[@Chainyanker007]

Thanks for a great video, very informative to this beginner sweet potato home gardener. So it seems that no matter how you cut or not cut a sweet potato and put it in water you’ll get some slips. More slips in some ways and less in others but you’ll get slips in the end. That is really good info. I think I’ll put this on paper in a summarized fashion and keep with my gardening notes.

[@lindajaramillo2674]

I guess I have done something wrong all I have is roots not slips and I have had them in water for a month maybe longer. :(

[@craftypam9992]

Thanks for the vid. Very informative. I don't know where in the world you are, so, please, what temperatures are needed for sweet potatoes? Can they cope with lousy English summers? Or would I have to plant them in a greenhouse/polytunnel? And, is it too late to start trying for slips?

[@99thmonkeyresonance66]

I tried your way of getting slips and . . OH. MAH. GAWWWD! BUT- theres something I want to share that I KNOW a TON of peeps would LOVE to know + use! So my son accidently "watered" some of my kratky method lettuces back in 2010. He was 3 at the time + obviouslu didnt understand the hydroponics. (I soon after, at about 5, taught him the science of hydroponics but using a 3 layer system I developed using water on the bottom, middle layer has a small microbiome with nematodes, microorganisms, etc. And then a very thin layer of dirt where the roots are but the microbiome slowly comes into- wasting tons of mulah and tons of project materials- they were refurbished eventually!) Anyways . . by my son doing this I noticed over the next week, a SUBSTANTIAL amount of growth! Lettuces that SHOULD have taken another 3-4 wks only took- at most- another 2 & 1/2 eks using this method. Since then, I've used this SAME EXACT WAY to propagate ANY + EVERY type of plant, veggie, fruit tree, tree cutting, etc. Using a regular spray bottle on the stream method, (not viciously but ensuring that the bottoms, end of the cuttings / clippings, get more oxygen) stream spray the water- THIS IS IMPORTANT! NOT THE PLANT ITSELF BUT THE WATER! What this does is oxygenates the water as every 12-24 hrs the majority of the oxygen in your cup of water, is soaked up + used by the plant / cuttings. Regardless of the size of your cup of water with clippings, just ensure your water level, when you go to top up your cup, ensure you dont go past the point your water was the 1st time. Drawing a line helps. Those who forget things often, by placing the cuttings / plants near your coffee pot, kitchen sink window, etc (anywhere BUT the bathroom- obvious reasons due to mold, humidity, even tho theyre already in water, a small section of before the water will collect "gunk" and get nasty!) Ensure youre changing your water every 2-3 days and on that day- DONT SPRAY more than 3-4 stream sprays into the water. You dont want to over do it! I hope this helps someone out there and speeds up some late planters veggie production, flowers / plants growth! Youre welcome, y'all! (I MAY make a video of this soon and post it to my 'naked' KZbin account!) If youre interested- stay tuned! Growth of any kind does take time. In order to show the results, a time lapse is required!

[@lmaprez7447]

Good advice 👍 and like that you did the experiment for us 🙏 thank you

[@GreenOrganicLove]

Amazing. I’ve been growing purple sweet potatoes slips. This is my first time. I’m very excited

[@yaseenmostafa4588]

Update on them

[@ronfalcone4939]

I tried this last year with organic potatoes from a local market. After 10 weeks I had only a small amount of small roots showing and the potatoes were starting to rot. I thought they must have not been organic. This year I bought two organic potatoes from each of four different grocery stores and health food stores. The result was the same as the prior year. I use only filtered water with the chlorine removed. I also bought 10 slips from a well known garden supply company this year. When they arrived they looked dead but I planted them anyway. Only one survived. I’ve watched several videos, including yours, and they all make it look easy. Do you have any recommendations?

[@roguebotanist]

Just as I was wondering what else to grow this summer. Thank you!

[@joshuasarno7147]

Hi Jag! When you cut the top half of a sweet potato, do you dry it out first or do you quickly submerge it in water? I've been trying to grow sweet potatoes for a few weeks and I could use a few more tips. Thank you.

[@TS-iz8qx]

This video was great and deserves more likes. That’s so much for this information.

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@yucaesar6681]

I used Vietnam sweet potato, a medium sized one + water + room temperature. It grew fast as hell: 1.2 meters within 4 weeks.

[@hoaian1]

Hey there matey, How do you keep them growing after using up the energy from the root?

[@corbinstack]

Awesome video bro. Loved the effort you put into capturing the slips with the macro lenses and soft focus. Thank you.

[@미숫가루찌개]

HELLO I'm korean I like this video I grow sweet potato,strawberry. peach. so many grow anything

[@sandracarli1110]

안녕하세요! L과 R에는 차이가 있습니다. '글로우'는 얼굴이 빛나는 것을 의미합니다. '성장'은 어린이 나 식물이 커지게된다는 것을 의미합니다. :)

[@미숫가루찌개]

@@sandracarli1110 Oh thank you.

[@sandracarli1110]

@@미숫가루찌개 You are welcome ;)

[@matthewgoetzka8855]

Awesome! Thank you. Going to be trying to grow these for my neighborhood in the community garden in the spring. This is helpful

[@zeezerrinkellam5510]

Hi Jack! I need help with my sweet potatoes as I think I need to start planting mine!!??? We need an update!! 🙏🏻🤞🏼☹🥔

[@tigrenus]

I want to love anything as much as Jag loves these sweet potatoes

[@Hazylittlething]

My roots are growing CRAZY but I have no slips:(

[@sarahdobbins71208]

Thank you for the info! I put a sweet potato that had sprouts starting in a cup with water. I didn't really know what to look for. I thought that once it had roots I would need to plant the whole potato, and I was wondering why the roots looked like they wanted to grow out of the cup! Now I know! Thank you again!

[@JK-pn6lj]

Thank you for doing such diligent work!

[@TheRealGoldiLooks]

Wow! Great explanation. So easy to do and I can’t wait to try. Thank you for the info!

[@vinukrishnannair]

Too awesome... I had all idea of this... Thanks a lot

[@seaamundsen4687]

I'm so glad I found this because I mistakenly thought sweet potatoes grew like regular potatoes! I'm going to try this

[@Quantum_GirlE]

both ends seem pointy. any other way to differentiate?

[@charlesmason6501]

The blunt end usually has a white end

[@elisataylor556]

@PaccoLazyGuy Productions Thank you!

[@MegaSaanch]

The side which has more sprouts is usually the upper end

[@she_sings_delightful_things]

Thanks! Id fogotten how to grow these. Use to do it for years but its time to start back up, i appreciate the instruction!

[@garylong7096]

Thanks my friend, great knowledge to share. GOD bless.

[@jcweld]

I don't see any other youtubers doing it by putting the blunt end down like that. I like it because if I understand you correctly, your way eliminates the step of rooting the cuttings. I will try it. Most other videos I watched say to not do it this way because the slips won't grow well. We shall see.

[@cg5012]

Thank you for your videos - so interesting!!

[@alexafoley8150]

Jag, how do you cure your sweet potatoes once you've harvested them? Thanks for this helpful & fun video about easiest ways to grow sweet potato slips! This explains what mistakes I made previously trying to grow them. Did you say you're making a follow-up video on this topic? I'm looking forward to seeing more from you, and I bet lots of other viewers are as well. Thank you!

[@Frumold]

Very informative. Thanks a lot for your videos! :)

[@damia499]

Great video bro. Sweet potato is my first choice in anytime i shopped Vegitables . So i thinks to grow my own. i found your video is interested and your explanation is great and humble.

[@juancastano3489]

Great camera skills Jag!

[@bettyescookingchannel]

Thanks for your easiest way to grow lots of sweet potato slips.

[@susanafreitas6669]

I love sweet pommes de terre 😍thank you il be waiting for the summer video !

[@stalker-anoniem3515]

His face always smiles am I right? It's like he's thinking about something hilarious. "Poraido slips" that's probably it.

[@7spiritualcompass706]

Thank you. Enjoyed this vid. I now, and finally, know what slips are. I want to try this method. 👍

[@geofferyromany4634]

Dear Jag, Do you use any rooting agent or fertilizer to get the slips to grow better or faster?

[@novembersunflower968]

Many blessings Jag for your enlightening video. Looking forward to watching more! Peace, Love & Light to All. ☮🌌💜,🍁👩‍🌾🌻

[@simangelemariemkhize5831]

Thanks for this tutorial, I enjoyed all the tips shared.

[@catslovenature3800]

Hey Jag!! Have you tried to grow Edamame? I love it. Not many videos on youtube to explain how to grow it with full updates. Hope you will make one 👍

[@melaninstrength1853]

Peach Mony a soy bean?

[@bigsidable]

Very good simple vid thank you. Got one on the windowsill has stem on it. Will cut and put in water. Kind of late in the year, May have to wait till next season.