Double productivity. I wish I knew this tip for growing potatoes at home sooner. Many big tubers

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

What do you think about this way of growing potatoes?

[@TNGardening]

I think it's good

[@Shahul-gc7fg]

​@@TNGardening😢😢 0:10 😢

[@TNGardening]

@@Shahul-gc7fg ????

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Do you have any more questions for me?

[@GreenGarden2k4]

"I love this video! I've been trying to grow potatoes at home, but I haven't been having much luck. This tip is exactly what I needed. I can't wait to try it out and see if it helps me get bigger tubers."

[@danpatrick5414]

I'm scratching my head at how the roots being shallow as they were and having the small potatoes on them is probably the true harvest and everything else is store bought.

[@thabomokoena3094]

I'm also scratching my head, at13:59 he is digging the potatoes so deep underground but the potatoes come out green!

[@ferryzulfian4891]

Keliatannya kentang yg di tanam hasilnya yg lengket dengan akarnya saja. Apakah yg besar besar itu kentangnya sudah di rencanakan atau di rekayasa sedemikian rupa di masukan ke dalam tanah tersebut..karna yg besar sepertinya tidak ada bekas hasil menempel dari akarnya. Hanya yg terlihat asli kentang yg kecil2 saja yg di akarnya..apakah demikian ? Mohon penjelasannya..

[@Tronggardening]

There was a time in my life when I had to grow potatoes so as not to starve. Neighbors gave potatoes to plant (they grew them themselves, leaving a box of change). I read everything I could find about unusual gardening and did the following: I washed the potatoes, cut each in half (there was only a small box of potatoes and the need to plant two) and I cut it according to the rule. so that there were eyes on each side. Then I soaked it for a day in water with some medicine added that prevents rotting and stimulates growth. The next day I rolled each half in ashes and dried it a little in the sun. By that time the garden had already been dug up. In addition, black beans were soaked in jars. We planted like this: I made a furrow with a hoe, about 50 cm apart, put the cut half of the potato face down (shoots up), next to it were two pieces of beans and a teaspoon of tapioca starch. fertilizer. Then, with a hoe, a mound of earth was made along the ridge (as when hoeing). .... Then my gardening story developed as follows: the first thing that popped out of the ground was of course the beans (the neighbors around me giggled in their hands). So the potato sprouts sprouted. After about two or three weeks, the beans began to sprout vigorously 😂.... We collected several buckets of milky bean pods during the summer. What did we do with them? Eat them raw. I also discovered a delicious dish (this is also a successful culinary experiment): I chopped the pods together with the young seeds in a meat grinder, added onions, spices, salt and fried everything in a frying pan. Finally I added tomato paste. The finished dish felt like fried minced meat. And it was delicious!!!!!! Well, what about the potatoes? She has grown up. And when we harvested at the end of summer, we were surprised: under each bush there were about 4 to 6 fairly large, even tubers. As a result, from a small useless potato bucket we grew two bags of wonderful tubers! And when we dug up the garden for the winter, we found that the entire ground was covered with small nodules from bean bushes - an excellent fertilizer for the soil, because... these are nodules that contain nitrogen. The neighbors giggled, as surprised as I was by this result. And the following year, everyone experimented with legumes on their plots 😁 It was a fun experience with a great result! I am sharing it with you, dear gardeners and gardeners.

[@AteLhudz]

Good job galing ganyan pala magtanim ng potato 😊

[@ThếBùiQuý]

Excellent ❤❤❤

[@o.o1163]

I've definitely learned something new, I watch you guys all the time😊❤

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank you for your support and for being a loyal viewer! It means a lot.

[@SANDGLASSUS]

Thank you for sharing, next week I will experiment with growing potatoes

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

That's awesome to hear! Best of luck with your potato-growing experiment!

[@o.o1163]

I really do love the recycling too. It gives me so many new ideas😊

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

That's awesome to hear! Recycling is not only great for the environment but also sparks creativity.

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Do you have any more questions for me?

[@PisangRajaSajenMadiun]

Well done potato cultivation my friend 😀😁👍🏻👍🏻❤❤🎉🎉

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

kaka thanks

[@AnyanwuChigozie-fb4wh]

I really love the way is being cultivated can you plant it direct to the ground?

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Maybe we can try planting it directly in the ground and see if it grows into a magical beanstalk!

[@mariam-ol2lc]

I extremelly enjoyedd this vid

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

It means a lot to hear that you enjoyed the video! Your support is greatly appreciated.

[@charmainemrtnz]

Looks like you did quite well! Great way to plant potatoes.

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thanks a bunch for the shoutout!

[@o.o1163]

So you saved the first plants, cut them down and replanted them right? Just to clarify how you've done this please😮

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Yes, that's the general idea! I'll share the detailed process in the next video.

[@hcambo5373]

Nice work ❤❤

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Nice work? I'll take that as a compliment!

[@modifiedchevy]

Interesting. I might try pallets and landscaping fabric this year, same thing with the straw and dirt though.

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Who knew gardening could be so versatile? Next thing you know, we'll be planting in old shoes!

[@kunchesuryakalavizag5639]

Super 👌👌👌👍

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

:) Thanks

[@bekaze-jp8vj]

Do the potatoes taste good?

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Only if they're not mashed! 😉

[@PepinBid]

La croissance a quand-même été bonne apparemment. 👍👏👏

[@mariam-ol2lc]

What is the time between each irrigation and the next?

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank you for your question! Understanding the timing between irrigations is crucial for plant health. Let's dive into it together and make sure your plants are thriving!

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

2-3 days

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Do you have any more questions for me?

[@mariam-ol2lc]

I'm really grateful🙏

[@집밥food]

👍😊

[@mariam-ol2lc]

Why putting straw? Is it to resist soil evaporation?

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thanks for asking! Yes, straw helps reduce evaporation and also acts as a natural weed barrier.

[@Xrysa-Xrysou]

❤

[@mariam-ol2lc]

6:26 كتاكيتنا 🥹🥹💝💝💝

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Looks like our little chicks are stealing the spotlight again!

[@mariam-ol2lc]

😂❤️

[@aeklemm]

Varias batatas removidas sem raiz da terra. Muito estranha a colheita. Parece que as batatas foram compradas no mercado , fepois foram enterradas para serem colhidas em uma produção milagrosa sem raízes

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thanks for noticing the unique harvest! It's all part of the fun of gardening.

[@CAMILOANTONIOG.TIBONG]

its market to farm potato. not grown but purchased

[@CAMILOANTONIOG.TIBONG]

greate way to grow potato without any roots from them.

[@salimsurbakti1941]

Semoga berhasil ya sahabatku

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@CityGardenSolutions-lc9ok]

lots of potatoes, I like to eat potato snacks

[@CP-uo3yz]

Hard pass. I hate straw in my yard. it's horrible and gets everywhere and it's a massive attraction for rats mice and other critters.

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Sounds like you're hosting a critter party in your yard! Maybe it's time to switch to a critter-free landscaping option.

[@tuncerakyol7120]

If you skip some parts quickly, the video will be shorter. please change the music too

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

If only skipping parts of life could make it shorter too!

[@tuncerakyol7120]

​@@DIYGardenIdeasLet's just shorten the videos for now. This is possible 😂

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Yesssss

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Do you have any more questions for me?

[@tuncerakyol7120]

@@DIYGardenIdeas no,just that

[@mariam-ol2lc]

34:30 I smelled the smell of the soil from here 😂❤

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

kaka

[@ЛидияГотфрид-и1ш]

Столько лишнего труда..Зачем?

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Sometimes the journey with all its extra work makes the destination even more satisfying!

[@BudiWaluyo-dz2xc]

Nice work🎉

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Thanks! I guess all those hours of filming finally paid off!