Re: leggy potatoes plants were started too early in the hous

professorm 10/3/2016, 12:00 pm

Turin: Thank you for the information. I believe the place in Maine is probably my best option. They appear to have the varieties that I would like to plant I will check again in my area.

**sanderson** 10/20/2016, 2:46 pm

sanderson wrote:I will also post a photo. They are volunteers that sprouted in a bucket this spring, so I don't know if they are reds or russets.

Here's my harvest! Embarassed

Russets, which don't grow that well at my latitude. I'll try reds next year as I had success one year. Dying of embarrassment.

leggy potatoes plants were started too early in the hous - Page 3 Potato10

professorm 10/20/2016, 4:28 pm

sanderson

Everyone growing veggies are complaining about the very hot summer and the poor yields.

Are those potato seeds . Someone gave me some TPS and I can't wait to see if I can get these to grow.

Here's to next year.

**sanderson** 10/20/2016, 7:41 pm

No, those are the final results after all summer!

**Scorpio Rising** 10/20/2016, 8:38 pm

My Yukon gold harvest was interesting. They all had varying degrees of growth crack. Which made them look like mutant hands , but it is just because the rain was so irregular. Supplement water just isn't rain.

Will post some pics tomorrow.

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