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by Longy on March 21, 2005 10:48 AM
I wouldn't plant the rotting ones. You may transfer disease to the bed. My sweet spuds send out new growth even if they're not in the ground. I just cut 'em up and plant them. Or you can plant the runners too. Just pull off all but the last set of leaves on a runner and bury it with the leaves poking out. They like a soil very rich in organic matter. Not sure about whether or not the types you have are edible though.
by Sue Z on March 23, 2005 03:00 PM
Hi Ms Sue & W E L C O M E!!!!!!!
When I was a child, a potato vine was the first plant my mom ever taught me to grow and we started it in her kitchen window in a glass jar of water held up by toothpicks, with the eyes just touching the water.
I was soooo happy & proud when it took off and to this day, I always grow them and have taught all my grandchildren to grow them too..
Keep smiling.
Sue Z
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"WHEN IN DOUBT ... DON'T"
When I was a child, a potato vine was the first plant my mom ever taught me to grow and we started it in her kitchen window in a glass jar of water held up by toothpicks, with the eyes just touching the water.
I was soooo happy & proud when it took off and to this day, I always grow them and have taught all my grandchildren to grow them too..
Keep smiling.
Sue Z
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"WHEN IN DOUBT ... DON'T"
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Any info would be appreciated. Again I am happy to meet all the posters here and look forward to exchanging info and posts throughout the season.
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Ms. Sue