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Potato Project - Container growing Potatoes

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First published at 09:01 UTC on February 7th, 2021.

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Container growing potatoes in small spaces is easy! Create your own potato project; you don't even need many seed or starter potatoes. Starter potatoes can include just potatoes you have that have started to sprout eyes.
You will need stackable plastic pots, a sharp knife/razor, some compost and a seed potato or two. (in this set up, depending on size, you don't need more than 4. 2 to 3 is perfect! On one example, I have a large baked potato sized potato that has sprouted... That can be by itself in a grow bag container or pot.

Visit my blog: http://dirtyhandsgardening.co.uk for more posts.

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