How To Grow Sweet Potatoes - The Definitive Guide

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Yes, You CAN Grow Sweet Potatoes! They are relatively undemanding, as long as you follow a few basic rules. Only distantly related to the common potato, these guys are powerhouses that are both delicious AND nutritious.
Join me today as I show you how to grow epic amounts of sweet potatoes from just store-bought. Its easy and its fun, as long as you have the time and space!
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@lia9080 2 года назад

I very much appreciate the fact you started these videos months ago to give us visuals on every step. That's exactly what I need when researching new crops. Thank you for your hard work and wonderful videos!

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

Thanks lia, love that you noticed that! :-)

@jamespotts4848 Год назад

SWEET POTATOES are so good but now they're getting expensive so thanks to you I know how I can grow them to. Great video.

@TheRipeTomatoFarms Год назад

I agree james, I saw the price just the other day....WOW!

@TheSistersGamers234 2 года назад

It seems I will have no problem growing sweet potatoes in Arizona! Which is great news because I love them!

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

FORRRRR sure Eve. Get the soil drainage right and you'll have bucket loads, I'm sure of it!

@TheSistersGamers234 2 года назад

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms awesome news. I'll become an expert only on sweet potatoes! Then other stuff.

@leighburville2717 2 года назад

Last month I simply stuck a few chunks of raw sw/pota into the barrel with my tomatoe plants and within about 10 to 15 days they were bearing vines and lovely green leaves. Now I see a few morning glory flowers. How exciting. For me gardening is a very Holy experience. A big Sacred wow!

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

Beauty Leigh! I wish our climate was warm enough for that!

@leighburville2717 2 года назад

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms Howdy there! Ya, I know what you mean. I'm a transplant from the North north north, now in Southern Texas. I came here deliberately for year gardening. Even so, the weather here still has its gardening challenges! (Around 90°to 99° 7 months out of the year and frost in Jan & Feb.) This summer my tomatoes nearly fried on the vine! Thanks for all your wisdom and for sharing with us!! Great job!

@elisabethjones4917 Год назад

Thank you I was wondering if I can just stick bit of freshly sprout properties in the ground!!!

@rreimer9320 2 года назад

Perfect timing! I was just researching “How to grow sweet potatoes “!

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

Ha ha, love it when that works out! :-)

@rreimer9320 2 года назад

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms That was awesome! I want to try this, especially since we are getting warmer up here in the PNW. Thanks!

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

@@rreimer9320 thanks! Yes, it's totally possible. Get that big head start in the late winter, don't plant out in the garden too early, and then harvest 3+ months later... Totally doable!

@cmsag7428 2 года назад

SP's are easy in SW FL. I grow them in 5 gallon pails, water the heck out of them every day, keep tucking the runners back in the pail, and get amazing results. Know I am in optimum SP climate. I started 3 years ago, with 2 slips. When I harvest the SP's, I save 2 - 3 leaves, put them in water, wait for bigtime roots, then start the process again. Easy in my area. I struggle with everything else! So not bragging, just happy I can grow something. They love heat, sun, and water.

@my_flippin_journey 2 года назад

You root leaves?

@cmsag7428 2 года назад

@@my_flippin_journey Yes. As mentioned, I have crushed concrete and sand as my yard "soil", so I grow in 5 gallon food grade pails. Many years ago we had a grocery bought sweet potato that started sprouting, I put it in a cardboard box, and let it go. After a few days, I broke the sprout off, and put it in water, not submersed, just an inch above where I broke it off. Kept the water level daily, and after a week, had tons of roots, (was in an east facing window). Transplanted to a full pail, water the keck out of it daily, in full sun, (drill holes in the bottom of the pail). 2 -3 months later - sweet potatoes, not a ton, but enough for 2. When the vines start dying, time to harvest. I cut off the best looking leaves, and repeat the process. On year 4 or 5 of this, has never failed. When harvesting the pail, you will get many small potatoes. They can be made to grow roots by suspending partially in water, with toothpicks. I just re-root the best looking leaves. I am in SW FL, so perfect climate for them. Good luck. BTW - If successful, do not wash the potatoes, just brush the dirt off, and put in a cardboard box, with no light. Will last 4 months, at least.

@beebob1279 2 года назад

I'm in the Philadelphia area of Pennsylvania. Our soil is heavy clay. I tried sweet potatoes years ago at our community garden. The catalog seller warned me not to grow them in our conditions. I tried it anyway and they took off. The deer and ground hogs love dining on the leaves (I didn't know I could eat the leaves until this video). When I harvested they were huge and fibrous. Not very good either. So, if I do them again I'll have to go with the raised bed garden with loose soil. It was fun doing it anyway.

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

I think that'll be your difference maker. Especially if they grew well for you already. Best of luck!

@rosezingleman5007 2 года назад

Grew 21# of sweet potatoes in three 7 gallon grow bags started with five slips. A little granular organic fertilizer in the beginning, half topsoil/half peat. Had some copper colored bugs chowing down on the leaves for awhile and I hit them with some soapy neem oil mixed up in a sprayer. I think the sweet potato I let sprout go to sprouts on its own did best. I told my kids that the grow bag felt like my late-term pregnant belly when I was expecting them.

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

Ha ha awesome Rose! :-)

@Thathandytiger17 23 дня назад

I’ve been attempting to grow them in oversize blue buckets for past 3 yrs. This year, I’m attempting them in a raised bed 4x8.

@jacquiesuper2200 2 года назад

My sweet potatoes look awesome. Not sure they will be ready but soon my first frost date will be here. If u can tell they are ready cause they grow close to top I can see if some are ready. I don’t want to lose them to frost. And yes I didn’t write down when I planted. Silly me. Some leaves are yellow so that’s a good sign. Perfect timing on this video. Ty!!!

@shirleyk623 2 года назад

I bought a 150 gallon root pouch for my sweet potatoes. I used Kellogg's raised bed soil and compost. I'm hoping to get a big crop. I have a lot of sand in my sweet potatoes area. Hopefully the container will produce a lot. I know the vines are growing really well. Fingers crossed.

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

Oh wow Shirley....I think you're setting yourself up for a mega-harvest!!

@AxelAlexK Год назад

Really cool. I love eating sweet potatoes and would love to give this a shot someday when I have the space.

@joj1252 2 года назад

Jeff the amount of effort & time you put into these videos really is incredible. They are awesome packed full of info. A real step by step easy to follow growers guide. Brilliant tip getting the slips from shop bought potato. You make it so easy for us. Thank you so much it’s unbelievably helpful. - well that’s one bed sorted for next year 👍🏻 can’t wait to try now

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

Thanks for that Jo! Appreciate the appreciation!! :-)

@my_flippin_journey 2 года назад

*Truly Appreciate Your Videos* .. ❤ .. I have a couple sweet potatoes currently producing slips .. I'm going to try to grow my first sweet potatoes because of the knowledge I've gained from you 💋

@hotsweetlady20011 2 года назад

hello it been hell for me glad tooo seee uuuu

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

Hi Debbie, happy Friday!

@aaronmahr8058 2 года назад

Thanks for the information. I have been thinking about trying to grow Sweet potatoes.

@Finda1982 2 года назад

I grow them every summer. I am from Sierra Leone, a country in West Africa, and we grew them mainly for the leaves. It is one of our main dishes.

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

That's so cool! Do you usually eat them raw or cooked?

@TheSistersGamers234 2 года назад

Very interesting! I'll have to taste them!

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

@@TheSistersGamers234 definitely! :-)

@Finda1982 2 года назад

We cook it; you can search the recipe on RU-vid. Just type in "West Africa Potato Leaves". We also grow casava, which is also known as "yuca" . We also cook it's leaf. Those are the two main dishes in my country. I don't know if the casava grows in my zone, 7a,. I will try it next year. Thanks for all your videos. I love to watch them.

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

@@Finda1982 very awesome! Thanks for sharing!

@brandywvstrong9673 2 года назад

I was always a little leery about growing sweet potatoes. After watching your video I have a little more confidence. Sweet potatoes with a little butter, cinnamon, and brown sugar is soooo good!!! Putting them in a air fryer works great too. Love them. 🥰👍🥰 🙏🏻💙🙏🏻

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

You can grow them.....100% Brandy. Just the heat and the timing..that's the whole trick. :-)

@brandywvstrong9673 2 года назад

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms That is simple enough. I can’t wait to try this next year. My purple potatoes didn’t turn out so good but I did end up with a few. Next big project for next year is growing dwarf self pollinating fruit trees. Lol

@KitchenGardeningwithMe 2 года назад

In India,We also eat sweet potato leaves by frying them with chilies and onions in oil and adding some salt to it.

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

Sounds delicious!

@Shortcake39553 2 года назад

Thanks for this video. My first harvest was lots of small sweet potatoes. Now, I can think of some things to correct next year.

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

Right on! Congrats on the harvest though, that's still an accomplishment!

@belindadunne4312 2 года назад

I'm going to be harvesting my sweet potatoes this week so this video really helped me out! Thank you. :)

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

Right on Belinda, best of luck!

@hmck9988 2 года назад

Thank you. This was very informative.

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

Cheers, thanks for watching!

@MarkRusselll 2 года назад

I find your channel very helpful👍 (Subscribed)

@pn3940 2 года назад

I grow min in TX weather since early summer, definitely more than 120 days. It's started getting cold and I tried pulling up a few...barely any....some largest ones are about finger size :)

@suegendron2260 2 года назад

I was told that to start slips from a supermarket potato, you need to be sure it is organic, otherwise it may have been sprayed with a sprout inhibitor. Also, another option for sprouting - I had the best luck starting my slips from a potato embedded halfway in potting soil. Much faster!

@emylytle5409 2 года назад

I never thought that way of planting sweet potatoes, my mother taught me how to but it’s almost the same but I’m sure it’s not going to be hard. We use just clippings to start it we soak it in water and once the roots are established we plant them in the ground, 🥰 thank you Jeff it’s another great video as usual, God bless you always

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

Right on Emy! Same concept....the only difference is you get to separate the sprouts into many individual plants and space them accordingly. Both methods work, but if you have a larger area to plant or you don't like crowding, collecting the slips first will work more in your favor. Cheers!

@nevaehdoesstuff1092 2 года назад

Good video..Thankyou!🙂

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

Thanks Melanie, appreciate that! :-)

@goodwifeweaver Месяц назад

Would mushroom compost be a good option? I'm so glad I watched this, because I am expecting some plants tomorrow and was going to dump a bunch of composted manure in with the soil.

@dahutful 2 года назад

My sweet potatoes, well, I don’t know about them yet. I’m in South Carolina, so heat is no issue. But my sweet potatoes were attacked by some little teensy beetle. About the size of a match head, it has a bright metallic iridescence and it flies. I never used any pesticide- I just put the taters in and left them alone. I really just wanted to see what they might do if I neglected them. I believe they would do better with regular watering, but the plan was hands off. They grew, and there are tubers, but I’ll find out the whole story pretty soon. I appreciate the video; it helped, especially the slip growing portion. Your camera shots are always a lot of fun, too.

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

I can't wait to see the results Dave! Make sure to share!

@dahutful 2 года назад

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms I will Thanks so much!

@my_flippin_journey 2 года назад

What were your results

@dahutful 2 года назад

@@my_flippin_journey Pretty much nothing. They all just died back and that was the end of it

@kevinrowbotham545 2 года назад

My first home started slips developed on their own in a warm dark cupboard just as you demonstrated! I tried ordering slips from a "reputable" seed company here in Canada but what I received were pitiful examples and they were dried out and virtually lifeless when they arrived. None of them made it. The slips I've started at home from organic tubers were much more robust. I've yet to time this well enough to get them planted out and I'm not sure I get enough days of warm enough soil here anyway. I'm going to try getting them started in grow bags so I can move them outdoors into the greenhouse once it is warm enough. Good video as always. You got some amazing tubers there!

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

Exact same experience here Kevin. Got my money back on poor quality slips more than once man. But yeah, start them early enough indoors....like January....and you can easily shave off 1 to 1.5 months from the time required. Best of luck man!

@mindofmadness5593 2 года назад

I am wanting to grow Egyptian Walking Onions but they are sent as slips or sprouts or such. You experience is why I've been hesitant, plus, I live in the Southern U.S. so a large portion of the years it is hot and miserable-can't imagine those EWO's sitting in the metal Postal box by the road and the box likely being 150 degrees inside being a great thing for their survival.

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

@@mindofmadness5593 definitely. I wonder though if you could almost grow them year round? If maybe your area is warm enough?

@mindofmadness5593 2 года назад

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms Maybe....we get a few night and fewer days of Lower-20's. Been here 11 years and seen snow twice, usually gone by midday. Pigs water bucket had an inch of ice one night last year. Mulching, perhaps, might be enough.

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

@@mindofmadness5593 possibly... I do know that guys are sensitive.... One night of cold can literally doom them... It happens that fast!

@johnmccoy2721 2 года назад

Hey Man! Great video I appreciate it, what do you think about growing indoors under lights and heat :) Would it work you think?

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

Thanks John! They will definitely grow indoors...but the length of time and power required to make a go of it...might end up costing more than you'll get out of it.

@mindofmadness5593 2 года назад

My raised beds, in the back, will get 14+ hours of Sun during the Late Spring/Summer. This Fall is the start of my first year using them-in fact, I still have three to finish building and fill. I am thinking-they are between 9 and 16 feet long and all about 3 feet wide with a 24" depth using Huegelculture so the dirt is around 12" deep. Sweet potatoes in the front, Okra in the middle, a climbing veggie like tomato, squash or such in the back where I have posts 6' above the dirt supporting wire fencing for climbing things. Thoughts on that?

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

Definitely all those plants will work together. Just watch your spacing. These guys (and tomatoes) take up a LOT of space both above and below ground. :-)

@mindofmadness5593 2 года назад

In the front of the house I have my first twi raised beds. One has Okra and either radishes or beets. Once I trimmed the Okra at 2' the beets [[and green onions]] took off. Behind it is a cattle fence with peas growing up and a few asian pea plants to the very front. Late start but done ok. Other has several asian peas, radishes amd. somehow, an acorn squash seed got mixed in. along with three radishes I havested [[experimental stage at this point]] Actually have three cirn squash in there-not sure if they have tome to mature tho.

@PineGeri 2 года назад

I have been growing Covington sweet taters since late May when the slips arrived. The vines grew out of the containers and then javelina chewed off the ends. Here we are October1st and i think time to harvest for curing. Zone 7b, 5600’ elevation and frost time is coming soon. Is it time to harvest? Some of the vines are yellowing..

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

I think you are there Geri. Close for sure. Dig up a test one to see.... They can rot pretty quick when the temperatures drop. A little smaller is better than big and rotten, lol

@PineGeri 2 года назад

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms gonna dig up one Saturday and see what we have! Stay tuned!

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

@@PineGeri Definitely keep us updated Geri!!

@PineGeri 2 года назад

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms 10-4!!

@PineGeri 2 года назад

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms WOW! The first sweet tater I pulled put was 8” long and 3” wide! So i harvested the rest of the first bin…and I weighed them..9.185 LBS. Some are great for baking, some are huge and long and some are small. They are now on the curing table in the workshop. I grew these from slips planted late May. Grown in two separate bins in which each have sides encased in polycarbonate and a screen top. I have to do this or the elk, deer and squirrels will destroy my plantings before they even get started. I only harvested the first bin…so tomorrow will get to the second bin. I do want to make sure I retrieved all taters from the first bin as I discovered they do grow DEEP and may need a wee bit of help getting to the bottom. Growing fruits and veggies is absolutely the most satisfying work!

@michaelmadison883 Год назад

how did your indoor ones do?

@my_flippin_journey 2 года назад

*I need Help* 🙏 My sweet potatoes slips have what looks like black pepper around the container & as well as some are on the slips too. The older foliage has holes, but there is new growth without any. I can't seem to find a video explaining what they are or what to do about them. They may be what has devoured my cauliflower leaves. So far nothing on tomato plants or cucumbers. Although Ithere are some white then brown spots on some of the cucumber leaves. But I think perhaps I over watered them 🤔 🤷‍♀️

@feliciathiem4322 Год назад

How do YOU cure your sweet potatoes? Where do you put them that stays warm and humid enough? 🤔 I'm struggling with this part. I live in NH, zone 5 and I dont have a green house

@blainerichard8055 Год назад

Do you know where I can purchase some Puerto Rico sweet potatoes I’d like to grow some this summer 0:31

@yamanmustafa 5 месяцев назад

1:43 We have about 30 days of heat in the uk, so I need to multiply that by 120? Ermm....

@nobullziggster4070 2 года назад

What's the difference between sweet potatoes and yams? I read yams are sweeter and are darker in skin color...but belong to the Lily family not morning glory. I swear going the basic route for information doesn't really give someone enough information. ... My Garden is still going strong and healthier then it's ever been thanks to you... I feel i am one with nature. : ))

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

True Yams are actually in the grass family oddly enough. As for sweetness and color, both are highly highly variable. :-)

@justanotherhuman2466 2 года назад

Wow, I love the white sweet potatoes and didn’t know how to start them. The orange colored sweet potatoes will sprout roots in my pantry in a short time but the white sweet potatoes will sit there for months then begin to rot, sadly never sprouting a single growth. I’m going to follow your video instructions to successfully get some slips. I also notice you cut off the all the slips before harvesting. However, when I grow the orange sweet potatoes, I remove the potatoes and push the slip back into the dirt and it grows new potatoes. Do you have to start slips from scratch each time you grow the white ones? Thanks.

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

Hi, thanks! Yes, I do have to restart them every year because of my climate. Sweet potatoes begin to die in my area in October and by November the plants are completely dead. Sweet potatoes are tropical....in my climate, they don't survive the winter.

@danam.5433 Год назад

I like growing the Okinawan/Hawaiian type of sweet potato with the tan skin and inside purple flesh.

@charliewilliams8794 2 года назад

If you have wire worm holes can you still cure and eat those potatoes and im sure its some grub eating as well I found both of them in the raised bed that I had my sweet potatoes in.

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

I have seen people still cure them Charlie. Personally, I would try to eat the worst ones first rather than risk losing them to rot.

@charliewilliams8794 2 года назад

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms thank you very much.

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

@@charliewilliams8794 no problem Charlie!

@pilarreynolds6440 2 года назад

Can I left the little ones in The pot to continue to grow?

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

I'm trying that right now! I don't think it'll be as efficient as starting new slips though.

@kygal2873 2 года назад

I had a lot of holes and bug bites. What can I do to keep this from happening next year

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

Try sand as a mulch... A lot of munchers hate digging through sand to get to the good stuff

@danam.5433 Год назад

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms I read that putting used coffee grounds in soil growing carrots to deter borers; would this with sweet potato?

@pn3940 2 года назад

you can wrap a fresh potato with a damp newspaper and put inside a plastic bag. keep in the dark

@Be-Kind-Be-Gentle-Be-Just 4 месяца назад

Thank you! , When you say cure for two weeks , What does that mean?

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 4 месяца назад

Dry out to forrm the protective skin for long term storage

@Be-Kind-Be-Gentle-Be-Just 4 месяца назад

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms like you lay them on table outside?

@Be-Kind-Be-Gentle-Be-Just 4 месяца назад

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms Thank you

@AMonikaD 2 года назад

Question : so is this potato otherwise called a yam, the same as the decorative sweet potato vine with bright green, fast growing addition to any planter? Mine are dying off for the fall, and the potato exposed is looking exactly the same. Yet, your leaves in your video are slight different. Sooo....where lies the truth???

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 2 года назад

Not a Yam. True Yams are Old World plants related to grasses. Sweet Potatoes originated in the Americas and in the Morning Glory vine family.

@pamelamercer1124 2 года назад

Haven't grocery store tubers been sprayed with sprout inhibiting chemicals?

@desertflower9557 2 года назад

Try the organic ones. They are what I used.

@pamelamercer1124 2 года назад

@@desertflower9557 they don't sell those where I live. I tried to find them.😒

@toddmain 2 года назад

@@pamelamercer1124 Another source is a local farmers market or farm stand. That even works better because you know that the varieties do well in your area.

@pamelamercer1124 2 года назад

@@toddmain good idea!

@desertflower9557 2 года назад

@@pamelamercer1124 Ohhh.