Harvesting White Potato's

[@NatureInspiredSnipsnSnaps]

I like gardening and you have given some good tips along with a nice harvest, nice to see, +1👍43, good job

[@carolparrish194]

I am impressed with your harvest ! The size is great! I don't usually use hay for my mulch because of the seeds and use straw but if I had plentiful hay available I would be tempted to use it. It breaks down nicely and improves the soil. Good Job !

[@busdrivers3365]

@@carolparrish194 Thanks, I appreciate it. I have used the ez straw from menards amd it works great. But I do have 2 big round bales of hay to use up. And the weeds pull out easy because the roots are usually just in the hay and not the soil. Thanks for watching.

[@keilarsbraegrower1581]

Don't eat the green ones. The solanine goes through the whole tuber. Use the green ones for seed next year. Otherwise, I liked your video. You have some fertile looking soil. Do you add much compost or manure to it ?

[@busdrivers3365]

@@keilarsbraegrower1581 I usually add composted manure to the beds. I have also added it to where I plant potatoes. This year was just fertilizer though at planting I believe. Maybe some worm castings as well. I did not know that about the green potatoes, I have always just cut that part off with no problems. Thanks

[@GanggangPeanut]

potatoes for mash are my favourites ,i am thinking of growing in buckets next season ,digging them out is becoming a pain in the neck 👍new subscriber here,and fellow youtuber 👍

[@busdrivers3365]

@@GanggangPeanut I love my fried canned potatoes. I agree, digging them can be a pain. That's why I am going shallow with hay on top. I am not that great at container gardening lol I'll look at your channel and subscribe. Thanks

[@szzk7937]

Those potatoes are not even attached to a plant

[@busdrivers3365]

@@szzk7937 Lol. I believe most of them seperate when I pull the plant up. When the plant is fully dead that can happen as well. But trust me, they were attached at some point.. Thanks for watching