Why do sweet potatoes grown in soil bags have so many large tubers?

[@cashielynlife5261]

Theres no greater happines when you harvest and cook your own crops and very proud and say "Icant believe myself that i planted these 5 months ago" good job sir😊

[@bossvenueph]

Same thought

[@ScotttheCyborg]

It's been several years, but one good summer I was able to take a plate and a knife out to the garden and make a full salad, everything except the dressing. This year my goal is to do it again. My area is too hot to grow lettuce in the summer but I can grow spinach.

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank you so much for your kind words! It means a lot to hear that you appreciate the effort.

[@busyfx23]

I did this last year and it yielded so amazingly. Good Job. I Love colored potatoes. ❤

[@hopemorrison2367]

Miracles never cease you don't show how you prepare the soil for this miracle to take place

[@lucdrouin2625]

WARNING! At 02:00 minutes we see in your video that you applied a greyish powder "CEMENT" to a halved sweet potato before encasing it in wet straw. I wanted to discuss the potential implications of this practice and ensure accurate information for your audience. Sweet potatoes flourish in slightly acidic to neutral soil conditions, ideally within a pH range of 5.5 to 6.5. The use of a greyish powder, if it were cement containing lime, would actually increase the soil's alkalinity when mixed with water, which could be counterproductive for sweet potato growth. Cement is not typically used in horticulture for pH adjustment due to its strong alkaline nature and potential to disrupt soil and plant health. If the goal is to adjust the soil pH to the sweet potato's preferred range, there are other substances that could be considered, which are also greyish in colour and more appropriate for use in gardening: 1. Rock Phosphate: Often greyish, this can add phosphorus to the soil, aiding root development. 2. Perlite: This can improve soil aeration and drainage, beneficial for root growth. 3. Horticultural Lime: While usually white, it can appear greyish and is used to raise the pH of overly acidic soils. 4. Potassium Sulphate: A greyish mineral that provides potassium and sulphur, both essential nutrients for plants. If the powder you used is indeed one of these substances or another beneficial amendment, it would be helpful to specify this to your viewers to avoid any confusion and ensure the best practices for growing healthy sweet potatoes. Thank you for your dedication to gardening education, and I hope this information is helpful for you and your audience.

[@CPfaith]

Thank you for putting out that information.

[@Mayoti-cb1lu]

Thankyuuuu❤❤❤

[@splinter2804]

Wow...thanks for the explanation

[@sprazuckenknilch8880]

Es sieht nur aus, als ob es Zement ist. Bei uns ist es Urgesteinsmehl und ist gut für den Boden (Erde) und die Pflanzen.

[@thomasassim-ita1787]

I absolutely agree 💯

[@vidasustentavel9465]

Muito legal ver as pessoas cultivando seus próprios alimentos. Seria muito bom se mais pessoas adquirissem esse hábito. Além de melhorarmos a nossa saúde por consumirmos alimentos mais saudáveis contribuimos para preservação do nosso planeta diminuindo o uso de agrotóxicos.

[@willbass2869]

No need to cut in half and plant the tuber. Just pull the sprouts off and plant them in the bag. The tuber can stay in the "incubator" to produce more sorouts for staggered planting

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

That's a great tip! I'll definitely try it out. Thanks for sharing!

[@manduongtamhoi2633]

vườn mận đường Tám Hội là giống mận ngon nhất miền tây hân hạnh được đón tiếp bạn, mời bạn đến tham quan và thưởng thức mận tại vườn

[@sharifahmbabazi5175]

Thank you alot

[@MENTIRICRONEDELTACRON]

É só usar os brotos mais grossos dos ramos e replantar. As folhas retiradas serem como alimento pra animais, inclusive galinhas.

[@juancho_2884]

Yo sí lo veo necesario. Dudo que el tubérculo pueda servir para incubar mas de una vez ya que el metabolismo para producir plantulas una vez que se activa es irreversible. Osea, una vez que se activa la maquinaria para producir brotes se empiezan a consumir las reservas. Además, me parece mas eficiente dejar el tubérculo porque así la plantula tiene una reserva mientras se adapta al nuevo ambiente y empieza a consumir los nutrientes del suelo

[@JoeySalomon-d3g]

Wow Ang Ganda nang results ng poteto

[@FarmFreshLiving-z3h]

This video shows just how effective soil bags can be for sweet potatoes! I love seeing such sustainable and creative methods for gardening. 🌍🥔💡

[@daryn2826]

The density of soild in the ground is more dense and takes more energy to push through it. The soil bag is lesser in density and the bag itself has a small bit of flexibility and less constriction so the soil is actually better to breath and takes less energy to grow into it.

[@JeanStClair-yw2nv]

Loving the music and learning new technique of potatoes planting

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

That's great! I'm glad you have a passion for music and are interested in learning about potato cultivation techniques. Keep exploring and expanding your knowledge!

[@fenas967]

Just love this very nice music, while listening and watching u work. ❤😂

[@muliachannelnew7696]

Thank you for sharing your video is very useful and inspiring for me who lives in urban areas, there is no reason not to start trying

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank you for your kind words! It means a lot to know that my video is helpful to urban gardeners like you.

[@enshalla123]

I love videos like this where nobody talks

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

[@kekoftc]

Q gran video felicitaciones! 👏 Tengo una gran inquietud, como se llama el metodo de enterrar las botellas plásticas y llenarlas de desechos organicos, y que produce en la planta y si alcanza a descomponerse por completo al momento de cosechar las batatas. Me gustaria averiguar mas sobre ese metodo gracias

[@gregoriussudaryono260]

Great gardening potatoes, my dear friend. Well gardening. Big like👍

[@FarmLifeDiaries84]

Skillful farmers have created delicious sweet potatoes.

[@christinetitin3029]

Daun dan umbi bisa di konsumsi. Terimakasih sudah berbagi videonya. Semoga makin jaya channel nya

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Who would have thought that growing sweet potatoes in bags of soil could yield such big and tasty potatoes? Mother Nature's little secret, I guess! Thanks for watching and happy farming!

[@Yu_Hu]

Daun mudanya bisa dimakan ya?

[@VivianAngelsArmy]

This video is 1:20 super informative! I just started my own farming journey and found this really helpful. Excited to share my experiences soon

[@cleusacampos2126]

Maravilha de colheita PARABÉNS UM abração 😂❤

[@weemonbansuon]

The yield that I am proud of is great.👍👍

[@rodels.3745]

Dont wash immediately after harvest. Just set aside for 2 weeks, then wash. They will last longer in storage

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank for your opinion! I'm try

[@bobbun9630]

I find that's not really the case. Mine are grown in-ground in clay soil and I don't have an outdoor place to store them, so they get washed and brought inside, then stored in cardboard boxes at room temperature after they have surface dried. Any scuffs from washing heal up within a week and the roots store just fine for about a year, gradually drying out as they sprout. I also don't cure, though I'm pretty sure that is useful for developing sugar content. I prefer them more on the starchy side and use them in savory dishes, though, so the additional sugar isn't important to me. As an aside, I don't think these are large tubers! I had quite a few in the 2.5-5 pound (1-2 kilo) range this year.

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank you for sharing your experience! It's interesting to hear how different growing conditions can affect the size and quality of the sweet potatoes. Keep experimenting and finding what works best for you!

[@manduongtamhoi2633]

vườn mận đường Tám Hội là giống mận ngon nhất miền tây hân hạnh được đón tiếp bạn, mời bạn đến tham quan và thưởng thức mận tại vườn

[@ScotttheCyborg]

I left mine in a bucket on the porch for a few days, and we had a heavy rain that blew into the bucket. I'd planned on just brushing them off then storing them, but they were unintentionally washed. They have not lasted as long as they had previously. I've had to inspect them every few days, and when they have some bad spots I cut them out and make bread and cookies. So it turned out OK, but I only had a few survive long enough to make slips. This year I will process what I pull right away.

[@johnpierce6025]

this is awesome, what kind of soil are you growing the tubers in

[@marlipiresdemoraes7792]

Que colheita maravilhosa, obrigada por compartilhar.

[@definitelyp8652]

Very interesting I have not seen this method before, something snacked on my sweet potatoes. I am experimenting with a cheap greenhouse.

[@manduongtamhoi2633]

vườn mận đường Tám Hội là giống mận ngon nhất miền tây hân hạnh được đón tiếp bạn, mời bạn đến tham quan và thưởng thức mận tại vườn

[@definitelyp8652]

​@@manduongtamhoi2633Thank you very much.

[@jenniferrevilla5298]

Love the music and the instruction, thank you. A beautiful harvest!!

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. Happy harvesting!

[@manduongtamhoi2633]

vườn mận đường Tám Hội là giống mận ngon nhất miền tây hân hạnh được đón tiếp bạn, mời bạn đến tham quan và thưởng thức mận tại vườn

[@kukuhscandraofficial8946]

the title of the first song

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank you for the compliment! I'm glad you enjoyed the music.

[@adaobarbosa3224]

Porque ão invés de música você não legenda em vários idiomas !? Seria muito mais proveitoso levar informações as pessoas como: adubo, tipo de terra ,tempo de colheita etc: Sucesso nesta caminhada Dtna MG Brasil !

[@MariaHelena-jk9vg]

Fantástico homem da terra obrigado gratidão sempre 🙏

[@TalitaMorais57]

Parabéns pelo vídeo. Belo trabalho. Sucesso de Salvador Bahia Brasil

[@bang.olay.cheanel]

Ilmunya sangat bermanfaat sekali, terima kasih sudah berbagi ❤❤❤

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found the information helpful. If you have any other questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask.

[@auroraschaefer8075]

Intereting. Auraphil thanks for sharing. GOD bless!

[@NolubabaloBoza]

Thank you so much for the advice I will try it at home why cement?

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Cement heals cut scars and prevents bacteria from entering the sweet potatoes

[@broadtech85]

Nice now i already have an idea for this simple but informative video thank you so much for sharing.

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Haha, who knew planting sweet potatoes in a bag of soil could yield such big results? Mother Nature's little secret, I guess!

[@manduongtamhoi2633]

vườn mận đường Tám Hội là giống mận ngon nhất miền tây hân hạnh được đón tiếp bạn, mời bạn đến tham quan và thưởng thức mận tại vườn

[@nohumanisillegal]

How does the cement help the plant grow?

[@kendonkendon5680]

Based on what I heard, the cement is used on the raw ends to stop it from rotting. Not for ph

[@alexandermartes2960]

Yes! You got it brother! Thanks for teaching me this😄👍💪🔥🇺🇸

[@มีกินมีใช้แชนแนล]

ปลูกดีจังค่ะ เอามาทำไว้กินก็ดีนะคะ👍👍👍

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank you so much for your positive feedback! I really appreciate it. It's great to know that the method of growing sweet potatoes in a bag of soil is working well for you.

*Mô hình trồng khoai rất hiệu quả cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ*

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found the tomato planting method helpful. Happy gardening!

[@fatimserra]

Obrigada por compartilhar . Amo esse tipo de assunto . Ah, valeu pela música ! 🎶

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Glad I could hit the right notes with both the topic and the music! Thanks for tuning in.

[@sparkyglow5535]

That was cool! Thank you!!! I wonder how gunny sac would do 🤔

[@KurangTerus-kn3zd]

Kalau di daerah indonesia menanam umbi rambat bukan dari umbinya,tapi dari pohonnya atau dari rambatnya saja langsung d tanam. Orang ini caranya seperti menanam kentang di daerah sinih 👍

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

That's an interesting technique! I'll definitely give it a try in my garden.

[@queenmariafashiontravel3308]

Wow so many fruits I love your idea I wanna try it too

[@williamstucke5445]

Two questions: 1. Why do you put cement on the cut end of the tubers. Is this to dry them out? 2. Why do you trim the leaves at intervals?

[@rebeccamarkey2760]

They’re apparently trying to adjust the PH of the soil with the substance. Don’t use cement. You can use anything that helps to lower the PH of your soil to about 6.5 but to be honest, sweet potatoes don’t really need much to grow. They aren’t finicky. Cutting the vines forces production of the plant into making the roots/tubers instead of green vines.

[@juancho_2884]

Me parece que es para secar, sí. Si fuera para el suelo lo pondria en el volumen total del suelo Tal vez coloque para secar y evitar ataque de hongos

[@hannacallista8279]

Kalau di Indonesia, daunnya ga akan rimbun karena dimasak. Wah ide bagus pakai karung jd ga merambat kemana2

[@mohammadhossain2493]

Almighty Allah has revealed Al Quran for peoples of all over the world

[@childofmary7959]

This is really interesting, but explanations of why, and in some cases, WHAT you are doing would be so helpful.

[@misaelaraque2565]

Excelente cultivo.

[@kokhaurng8566]

I do it more or less the same way, but accidently I found out that even the soil where the main root is growing is really dry, the sweet potato could still survive. I think this is because there are a lot of white roots along the branches which could absorb water. This then prevent the fungus from attacking the sweet potato which is covered by the plastic since it's very dry.

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Well, it seems like sweet potatoes are the superheroes of the vegetable world, defying all odds and surviving in the driest of soils! Who needs water when you have a bunch of white roots to suck it up? 😄

[@akolisaudensi9182]

@@DIYGardenIdeas I like this method . What did he crushed on the bowl that looks like small snails and what was the liquid he added and mixed

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

:)@@akolisaudensi9182

[@紫晶殿下-s4h]

@@akolisaudensi9182 大蒜+芥末+水=有刺激性液體，主要是驅蟲

[@manduongtamhoi2633]

vườn mận đường Tám Hội là giống mận ngon nhất miền tây hân hạnh được đón tiếp bạn, mời bạn đến tham quan và thưởng thức mận tại vườn

Linda colheita, Deus lhe abençoe sempre em nome do Senhor Jesus Cristo.

[@helentc]

Looks like you have a very long and warm growing season. It would help to know what growing zone you are in. Growing in zone 8-9 here in Canada, and my sweet potato harvest have been quite small. They are sometimes rotting on me too as our weather is wet. Perhaps the bag trick would work well for me here too! Thanks for the interesting video!

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank you for watching and sharing your experience! Growing conditions can vary so much, but I'm glad you found the video interesting.

[@EnglishHou]

Excellent idea and management! I plant some in my back yard, but the summer is too short here.

[@manduongtamhoi2633]

vườn mận đường Tám Hội là giống mận ngon nhất miền tây hân hạnh được đón tiếp bạn, mời bạn đến tham quan và thưởng thức mận tại vườn

[@trietlycuocsong0384]

fresh sweet potatoes, great to see this

[@hambailahichanel7647]

Bang, klo smp 1 kuintal atau lebih bisa kh? Statusx sbg ekspor kh? Besar mana biayax dgn yg lewat cara eksport import yg di pelabuhan

[@gorilladisco9108]

Talk sh*t, are we?

[@sazaragarden]

Waahh isi nya yang di tanam ya , kalau dikampung ku orang menanam ubi itu dari stek gagangnya atau batabgnya ...

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

[@SokhaChetra]

what a wonderful job bro

[@AlinaNizigama]

If I like the food, I remember our Burundi, we make them very happy with us

[@Kangsunarsayur]

Saat menanam ubi jalar fokuskan yg berakar hanya di pokok yg kita tanam, tujuanya agar bisa berumbi besar dan banyak. Kalau tanaman nya ubi jalar subur dan berjalar rimbun, cukup di balik saja jalarnya agar si jalar tidak berakar.

[@makmunzubairi1978]

Kalau cabang2 dirambatkan ke atas gmn? Apakah bisa bikin akar utama lebih fokus juga?

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank you for sharing your valuable tip on growing sweet potatoes! Focusing the roots on the main plant sounds like a great way to encourage larger and more plentiful tubers. I'll definitely give it a try!

[@Senagarden]

Wow😮you are The Best ,Thankyou 🙏

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

[@steventodd8366]

Great video, have you ever had blooms and seed?

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. As for your question,Sweet potatoes can only be grown from branches and tubers

[@steventodd8366]

Well I have some Asian sweet potatoes that bloomed, and it looks like they have seed pods. I am waiting to see if they will ripen and have seed and was wondering if you knew anything about that. My potatoes vines were started from slip as normal, but seed would be cool.The bag was what I intended this summer before the hospital , glad to see what you did but I want to start with slips.@@DIYGardenIdeas

[@steventodd8366]

Well I have seed that has germinated from some sweet potato slips I started Jan of 2023 they are about 3" tall now in SW Fl we will see if i get sweet taters in the fall .@@DIYGardenIdeas

[@joansVlog7281]

Hi new friend her i love watching your vedios ivewatch some vedios using this technique and i love to try again doing this coz my last pant wont work.

[@MojeUprawy]

Great harvest!🍠🍠👍👍

[@galleria100fuegocuidadsate4]

when i was a child 40 odd years ago.. we used the branches to regrow .. also the branches hanging when i the ground could grow more sweet potatoes.

[@euniceteka8501]

Exactly, I agree 👍

[@jessiehenry3312]

Is this a healthy wholesome product to eat?

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Yes, growing sweet potatoes in bags of soil can result in larger potatoes because it allows for better drainage and aeration, which promotes healthy root growth. So, it's a great way to grow healthy and delicious sweet potatoes!

[@Funnyvideos-b5i]

Thank you, the video is very good and useful😍

[@CityGardenSolutions-lc9ok]

The vegetables look very delicious

[@orisisorisis6946]

Muy útil su contenido, muchísimas gracias y saludos desde México.

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found the content helpful. Sending greetings from Vietnam!

[@irmabronder]

What a treasure!❤

[@emilhojilla4702]

What soil I needed?is there organic or fertilizer put on soil in the Bag?and water you spray in the dried rice stem?

[@BamBamMaori]

Another awesome video, gonna try this out and see how I go

[@LouiFelix-o1q]

Appreciate you👏👏 what kind of that cement? Is that used in building?

[@MrsL.]

Thanks for your videos, I just want to know, why cement at the end of the cut?

[@nikhassan6148]

😃👍

[@L_AAAA]

I am wondering the same. Also the powdered milk..

[@nissangamba]

so it wont rot and damage the whole crop.

[@jimronsonet5764]

​@@nissangambayour not supposed to plant the potato, cut the plant sprout and use only it and you will get a much much better result.

[@debbiegibson6113]

You can use ash from your wood stove. It's just to heal the cut and keep bacteria out. Leave it exposed to air for a few days same result. Sweet taters are grown from slips, not tubers.

[@ahmadhn6096]

BOLEH JUGA AKU COBA ITU BRO INFONYA SANGAT BAGUS UNTUK

[@missionariooliveira7776]

Tivemos uma situação muito ruim no estado de minas gerais quando nos éramos pequenos meu pai tinha 11 filhos, minha mãe fazia a folha de batata doce a afogada pra nós comer e era bom na época. Comiam com angu e feijão.

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank you for sharing your story! It's amazing how food can bring back such powerful memories.

[@Pantera.tigris.balica]

Its very easy to harvest this

Cám ơn bạn chia sẻ. Chúc cả nhà vui vẻ ngày mới

[@cronicasdocampo]

SE NAO FOSSE FILMADO NAO ACREDITARIA MAS QUE RESULTADO TOPPPPPPPPPPPPP

[@SuryoAsri]

Hasilnya sangat memuaskan

[@Annie-vg5bk]

Thanks for video! Where can I get those type of soil bags? Thanks!

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank you for watching the video! I'm glad you found it helpful. You can find those types of soil bags at your local gardening store or online. Happy planting!

[@陳玉清-f9d]

Trồng thời gian bao lâu mới đào lên lấy củ vậy bạn ?

[@OrganicAlumination]

What a lovely song

[@lucdrouin2625]

WARNING! At 03:50 minutes we see in your video that you applied vegetable and fruit peels, cooked rice and a lot of dried milk poweder. A gardener's addition of cooked rice, vegetable and fruit peels, and dried milk powder to soil for sweet potatoes can have mixed effects. While organic matter can enhance soil, cooked rice may attract pests and cause fungal growth. Fresh peels can deplete nitrogen during decomposition and also attract pests. Excessive dried milk powder can disrupt soil pH, lead to odors, and attract pests and pathogens. These additions could lead to pest infestation, disease, nutrient imbalance, and pH changes, negatively impacting sweet potato health. Proper composting and moderation of these materials, along with soil monitoring, are recommended to avoid such issues.

[@jobesluiz]

Qual foi essa mistura que você fez para acabar com aquela praga? What was that mixture you made to get rid of that plague?

[@netzonone]

I love this way of planting sweet potatoes. I noticed that you planted fourteen (14) sweet potatoes and you harvested about twenty-eight (28) sweet potatoes. Is this cost-effective? Is there other way to bear more sweet potatoes?

[@doggnap]

Plant more

[@alichakhari]

ধন্যবাদ

[@vairamanishanthi8052]

He planted small size potato nd yeild good amount of big potatoes not bad

[@benedwardmusenze4438]

Try the African way.. Ugandan way.. You plant sweet potato stems and leaves and harvest the sweet potatoes in large quantities

[@planecrazyish]

Nice 👍👍👏👏👏👏👏

[@mbahgurutiono]

Sangat sendu lagunya mudah mudahan tidak sedih saudaraku. Terima kasih

[@lillianshoba358]

Perfect. Thank you,I was so concentrating to watch what you are doing. God bless you in Jesus Christ name

[@nomagcisacawe3297]

How often do you water your sweet potatoes throughout the growing season? And do you use compost or potting soil?

[@町工場のおっさん]

very interest. you are clever than us JP agricultures. Where is your country?

[@LushGARDENING]

Sangat menarik sekali, sukses selalu

[@ariyarathna8321]

Thanks i an from sri lanka

[@اماحمدالاحمد-ش8ي]

قولوا لنا: متى تزرع الحبات لتنتج العروق الخضراء التي نقطفها لنقوم بزراعتها.

[@deborahdaniel9791]

What is the purpose of the rice and powdered milk into those cocoa cola bottles? Pesticide? Also , at which point did you install those bamboo support for the leaves?

[@metamorfoseshumanas9338]

Obrigada. Muito conhecimento!🎉

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you found the video informative.

[@manduongtamhoi2633]

vườn mận đường Tám Hội là giống mận ngon nhất miền tây hân hạnh được đón tiếp bạn, mời bạn đến tham quan và thưởng thức mận tại vườn

[@juanfulco3601]

Muy buena cozecha de boniatos

[@hoshiclovervlog7965]

Nice sharing ka🎉

[@PaulaCiemko]

THANK YOU!! ❤

[@rozachernushchernush5549]

Посадил половину клубня - вырыл целый клубень. И еще полгода с ним работай. Поливай, обрезай, опоыскивай, удобряй. Это лучше морковь посадить. Сажаешь семенами, через 3 месяца- урожай. За 6 месяцев собирешь 2 урожая моркови. А если сажать картошку, то сажаешь половину клубня, а через 3 месяца выкопаешь 10 клубней

[@Emyr_Luciano]

Its the song for me😅.... lol but thanks for the good tip bro... i was watching at x2 speed

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

I'm glad you found the video helpful! Happy to share my knowledge with you.

[@julianadelion5497]

Very nice information. Thankyou

[@abuh.dahdah]

the sweet potato can be bigger if you trimmed the leaf, the leaf takes so much nutrition

[@KAKUNGUTI-tu2uo]

Thanks you very much

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

:))

[@antahsi]

Khoai trồng này dễ chăm sóc nè

[@gaukidtv2970]

Có phải mình hơi đa nghi ko , mình nhìn mấy củ đứt khỏi dây như kiểu mua ngoài chợ về dí thêm vào nhìn cho hấp dẫn ấy, chứ thực tế mỗi dây tầm, 1-3 củ thôi à 😂😂😂😂

[@antahsi]

@@gaukidtv2970 Nhiều dây mà bạn!

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

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[@AchmadFudholi]

Thanks for sharing

[@colinguthrie5885]

Great video…. Many thanks….I live in Scotland and have to grow them in a polytunnel as cold here…. Have had varying success…. my problem with sweet potatoes is mainly storage … too many of them rot…. The ends are often open …. Could you please advise …. Do you dip open ends in cement powder prior to storage or what ? Thanks

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank you for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Growing sweet potatoes in a polytunnel sounds like a great idea. As for storage, I'll give you some tips to prevent them from rotting.

[@smthngsmthngsmthngdarkside]

Yes? Where are the tips...

[@colinguthrie5885]

Yes…. would much appreciate your tips on storage

[@giespel68]

@@DIYGardenIdeas any tips yet? Thank you

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

How to preserve fresh sweet potatoes with paper: With this method, you just need to use paper to wrap each sweet potato and stack it on top of each other, keep it at the appropriate temperature, avoid direct sunlight and do not leave it in places high humidity. Before wrapping, potatoes also need to be dry and not wet to avoid mold.@@giespel68