Before & After

newbeone 11/3/2017, 6:09 pm

Back in June I found a sweet Potato that had sprouted thinking it was to late but what the heck so I planted it in a round tote full of MM, one with rope handles and put a tall Tomato cage on top, Well here's what looked like a copula a months ago. Then I went out yesterday and saw the was dying so I cut the plant down and dumped the tote here's what I found, the big one came in at 7.5 lbs. maybe I let them grow to long. Before & After Img_2611

Ginger Blue 11/3/2017, 6:37 pm

Wow!!! All those, from one sweet potato???? Good job! I'm impressed! way to go

**sanderson** 11/4/2017, 3:05 pm

One sweet potato can produce a lot of slips. Each slip produces a few SP = lots of SP. Very economical propagation. Very Happy

**llama momma** 11/7/2017, 9:27 am

That's Fantastic Sanderson Congrats. Sweet potatoes are probably one of the few things I have not tried yet. Bet those will be the best you have ever tasted. Let us know please?

CapeCoddess 11/7/2017, 12:39 pm

I guess sweet potatoes love your heat! Very Happy

You didn't even have to cover them with shade, right?

**sanderson** 11/8/2017, 2:53 am

They are under shade cloth from about 1 pm on. That's just because of the location the totes must be placed. However, the 110*F temps don't seem to faze them much. I bought a new tote and found one in the attic that will work as the second one. They have to be a solid color so the sun doesn't reach the SP.

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