Potato Grow Bags, Harvesting and Replanting, by Kevin Cook, GARDENING.co.za

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🥔 The potato grow bags from gardening.co are ready for harvest as indicated by the wilted growth.

🥔 They will harvest the potatoes, replant the bags, and show how to grow seed potatoes in a new experiment.

🥔 Despite not irrigating the potato seeds correctly, they are excited to see the yield they get.

🥔 The grow bags have a convenient side door for easy access to the potatoes.

🥔 The potatoes come in different sizes, so sorting is necessary.

🥔 They harvested about 700 grams of potatoes from one grow bag, which exceeded their expectations.

🥔 They are happy with the harvest considering the lack of proper irrigation. 🥔 The next batch of potatoes they will plant is called Velo potatoes.

Timestamped Summary

02:03 The host starts harvesting the potatoes from the grow bag, using his hands to sift through the soil and find the potatoes.

03:33 The host finishes harvesting and weighs the potatoes, totaling about 700 grams.

03:59 The host discusses the success of the harvest, considering the lack of regular irrigation.

04:34 The host introduces a new batch of seed potatoes, which he opens and shows to the camera.

05:22 The host explains the process of planting the new potatoes, including positioning the chitted section of the potato towards the top and using potting soil to cover them.

07:46 The host finishes planting the new potatoes and discusses how to care for them as they grow.

08:09 The host explains how to know when the potatoes are ready to be harvested, mentioning the flowering of the plant and the ability to gently test the tubers.

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Q&A

How do I harvest potatoes from the grow bags?

You can either reach your hand in through the side door of the grow bag or tip the bag out completely. Simply sift through the soil to find the potatoes.

What should I do with the different sized potatoes I harvest?

You will need to sort through the potatoes as they come in different sizes. You can use the different sizes for different cooking purposes.

How much yield can I expect from a potato grow bag?

In this particular video, they harvested around 700 grams of potatoes from the grow bag. The yield may vary depending on the size of the bag and the care given to the potatoes.

How do I plant fresh potatoes in the grow bags?

Fill the grow bag about one-third of the way with potting soil. Position the chitted sections of the potatoes (the growth at the top) facing upwards, cover them with more potting soil, and water them.

When can I harvest the potatoes I planted?

Potatoes are ready to harvest when the plant at the top has flowered or wilted over. You can also stick your hand in and test for one or two tubers to see if they are ready.