Potato Power! Planting Hacks for MONSTER Spuds

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Unlock the secrets to massive, mouthwatering potatoes! Our video reveals planting hacks for juicier spuds, from seed prep to harvest. Grow bigger yields this season! #gardening #potatohacks
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[@catherineacker5534]

Very informative. I really liked your video and learned a lot from it.

[@gardenguru101]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your comment :)

[@krzysztofflis1847]

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[@utterrier]

WOW!! Over one hundred thousand days to grow to harvest. Who lives that long?

[@hughjones1460]

The PH of the soil for potatoes should be around 5.5 to 6.5, adding potash will raise the PH and effect the ability to take up those nutrients you talk about.

[@CardiacCat]

Sounds like an AI reading...