How We Plant Potatoes for a Great Yield

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We finally get our seed potatoes in the ground from last season's harvest along with beet, carrot, parsnip, turnip, and radish seeds. We discuss our method for growing potatoes and how to ensure a great harvest.
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@user-hw9yf2wn4v 3 года назад

I can listen to this woman for hours. Smart, well-spoken. A true teacher.

@MegaDavyk 3 года назад

Really? did you notice this video was supposed to be about growing Potatoes but wasn't?

@abdiasvence787 4 года назад

I've been planting potatoes for decades. I learned from my grandfather and father. My grandfather cut up his potatoes after they have sprouted and leaves very little of the core of the potato sometimes not much more than an eight inch thick. One added process was to generously powder the cuttings with ashes from the fireplace for wood stove. The ashes are like adding "potash" with protects the cuttings and helps them from rotting AND is also good as a fertilizer very useful for root crops.

@ramz1455 3 года назад

Good advice, any information on soil acidity? I've read potatoes like slight acidic soil.

@shelskitchen3311 Год назад

Wow so many tips! I really like this one because we always have fireplace ash and I already throw a lot of it in the garden over the winter. I will totally try it on the spuds! Thank you!

@miafaulkner9232 Год назад

Thanks I will do do that with mine this season ❤

@donaldburkey5550 11 месяцев назад

Wood ashes a must in soil ,good 4 everything

@Blah-blah-sure 10 месяцев назад

Question, 1st time growing potatoes. I’m in the North, can I take some of my harvest & plant them now? Late August? And put the others in a bag/ box in the cellar which is dry and dark; for the spring?

@amy3458 3 года назад

Great video. Thank you! Paul Gautschi recommends always leaving your potatoes WHOLE to get the best possible harvests. He always replants his biggest and best potatoes. 👍🏼

@hearsthewater 4 года назад

Goodness, a lot of bird sounds in this video. A chicken telling us that she laid an egg, a woodpecker and a loon flying overhead , (at least I think that's a loon.) Along with the various chickens and rooster and birdsong. It was so nice!

@MonsoonEast 4 года назад

Yup, that a loon.

@Cate7451 4 года назад

hearsthewater , yes! Woke up my cat. A sleepy head turning back and forth. Woke from a good dream.

@patriciabolduc4613 4 года назад

Like nature singing it own song, it makes me of our Father God and all the wonderful things he created .

@gazzarover 4 года назад

@@patriciabolduc4613 moron

@frankhodkinson6910 4 года назад

Whay no bull?

@lukejones1244 4 года назад

I plant buckwheat inbetween my potatoes, which will connect to the mycorhizal fungi quickly, and then I cut it at ground level early summer before the potatoes take over the bed. I use the same technique using broad beans. No fertilizer needed; the rotting roots of the cut off plants are the fertilizer.

@imitranslator1919 4 года назад

That's very informative and practical experience. Thanks a lot

@katharina... 4 года назад

Brilliant, will remember that, thank you for sharing! I'm companion planting for the first time this year, and... I don't know, it all feels so much more natural and wholesome somehow :)

@lukejones1244 4 года назад

It feels overwhelmingly complex when you are first starting out, but it gets easier as you keep doing it, and you start seeing the benefits.

@katharina... 4 года назад

@@lukejones1244 It does feel a bit risky alright. I know I can safely plant dwarf beans with my tomatoes. It may sound bizarre, but both the bean and tomato plants seem so much stronger and healthier for growing together. I must say, I am struggling to believe they are benefiting each other that much... could it really be that simple? But I swear the same beans that are growing by themselves, and the tomato plants from previous years were nowhere near as juicy and strong. It may be the companion planting or something else causing it, but I'll definitely keep doing what I'm doing! ;)

@albanymountainhomestead 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing, I might have some buckwheat seed.

@goodwolf911 4 года назад

Great video! Here are my recommendations: 1) Dig the potato holes not opposite but following a zig zag pattern. Each hole not too close to the bed border. The goal is to provide more soil volume per plant. You will get higher yield per plant. 2) Apply lactic acid metabolism bacteria to increase overall crop performance. Yields may double in some crops. God bless you both.

@jackiekitchennowordsneeded587 3 года назад

I like using my hands, feeling the soil makes you feel your a part of the love that going’s into your garden, it’s a personal thing for me.

@WilletteB 4 года назад

Harvesting your own potatoes is so rewarding. We have a good stand of potatoes in our South-Eastern area of the US. We always look forward to sharing with family and neighbors when gathering vegetables. Thank you for sharing your experience. 🙂

@allanscottperry2148 4 года назад

I just bought a 10-acre lot between Talkeetna and Willow. My plan is to build an off-grid dry cabin over the course of the next year or two. Then I'll be relocating from New Hampshire and settling there in Alaska. My Alaska dream! Thank you for your informative and instructive videos. I've viewed them all and continue to look forward to the next one...and the next. Thank you for all that you do and share...

@carolyngarrison10 4 года назад

You should vlog your experience 🙂

@robhakeman5873 4 года назад

We love the small potatoes for having boiled dinners ham,cabbage and potatoes for any meal. 2 yrs ago my mother in law planted some potatoes on a backyard garage site and she came out smelling like a rose. She got 20lbs off one plant. They were yukon gold and the soil had lots of oil in the soil and some gas when they missed the hole.

@patriotpioneer 4 года назад

Allen, Is that a Property Taxed area...?

@allanscottperry2148 4 года назад

@@patriotpioneer Yes, there is a yearly tax.

@frankhodkinson6910 4 года назад

@@robhakeman5873 Not as much Gas as this reply

@John-N797 4 года назад

This is how life should be. You are living it guys! You just flame up when it comes to gardening planting and harvesting. I cant wait to see progress and finally the harvest. You are a natural!

@angelikabertrand4045 4 года назад

More families like her. Love it....

@mobile_noble4026 4 года назад

Love the way you plant seeds👍🏻I do it that way too... drives my daughter nuts when I don’t string and measure..lol... I always say really?! Come harvest time who sees rows🤣

@katharina... 4 года назад

I'd never sow seeds that way. Like your daughter, I like nice even rows :D But I loved seeing how Arielle was doing it too, something very natural and satisfying about this method! :)

@torceridaho 4 года назад

It's truly miraculous that potatoes stay dormant and then come back to life and regenerate. Amazing. Great video. Thanks

@billlink7116 4 года назад

galf99 - Some frogs can do this as well, freeze dormant and then come back to life when thawed. Now that's amazing.

@stevewilliams2725 3 года назад

Really enjoy your channel, educational and straight to the point.Most importantly no click bait. A refreshing change.

@brendancull 4 года назад

My dad loves growing potatoes like, Desiree, French Fingerling, Yukon Gold, Kennebec, etc. He gardens in a zone 3a (I think similar to you) and always has great yields. A few evangelizing Jehovah's Witnesses from Idaho came to the door once and they were visibly shocked by how big and healthy Dad's potato plants were. Biggest compliment anyone could have paid my dad.

@constancemiller3753 4 года назад

Not easy to impress Idaho's faithful. When they go home with giant potato stories people will think they were away too long.

@ambersykora352 4 года назад

I'm gonna say it's the mineral content in the soil from all the fallen leaves and the snow which also replenishes nitrogen in the soil

@frankhodkinson6910 4 года назад

Let's face it, everything is big in America, even the people

@diananazaroff5266 4 года назад

Hilling potatoes is determined by whether they're determinate or indeterminate potatoes. Determinate are short season growers and only grow in one layer so don't need to be hilled. Some of the varieties are Red Pontiac, Chieftan and Yukon Gold.

@SimpleLivingAlaska 4 года назад

Wow, we appreciate that info. Thank you 😃

@diananazaroff5266 4 года назад

@@SimpleLivingAlaska Here's a great link with more info.. www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/vegetables/potato/determinate-indeterminate-potatoes.htm

@constancemiller3753 4 года назад

I just planted Pontiac and was thinking they were in a bad spot to hill. You're awesome:)

@ronbaron4414 4 года назад

Wait I did so much research on indeterminate potatoes 🥔 I thought red Pontiac Was indeterminate ahh well I’ll see what I get

@katharina... 4 года назад

Aww, whaaat? Two days ago I found out that potatoes and tomatoes were related but it never crossed my mind they (potatoes) would also have determinate and indeterminate varieties! So much more research to be done, thanks a mill for that comment :)

@papajoe6254 4 года назад

I just loved you enthusiasm about planting potatoes, it is so contagious and now I feel like my hands need to feel the dirt. Thanks for that push.

@vroddestroyer300 4 года назад

I am sorry... but who the hell are the morons that would give this a thumbs down???? There has to be something seriously askew in your mind to even consider that. This is a nice couple sharing their lives with us. Simple Living Alaska... Thank You!!!!

@johnytwo 4 года назад

I would say if there are mistakes in the info, people might give it thumbs down to indicate it.

@sam65gto 3 года назад

Gordon Pitt potato farmers I'm guessing

@inonehand 3 года назад

Thumbs downs count for engagement just as much as thumbs ups, so no matter the reason why it doesn't hurt for the search or recommendation metrics.

@SteffieWeffy1 3 года назад

I always think that! Every gardening video has thumbs down. How??

@alaskaspecialtycrops9521 3 года назад

@@sam65gto While I realize you're probably joking, I'm a potato grower 40 miles north of these guys and I do everything I can to encourage gardeners to grow their own potatoes. Once you get used to the delicious potato varieties you can grow in the garden you'll buy mine from the market when you run out.

@boboallan1 4 года назад

Your gardening videos are my absolute favorites. Even this old bird has learned a few gardening tricks from you youngins. Thank you y'all.

@wendyhannan2454 2 года назад

Me too, I love how she gets in there and gets her hands dirty, digging in the dirt. Thank you and well done 👍

@graceandglory1948 4 года назад

Watching you brings back good memories. How I wish I could garden again, but I do enjoy watching you enjoy your work. You're a good teacher.

@loneplanetwonderer6621 4 года назад

I discovered you guys last year because of your Potato harvest video and now seeing you plant the next batch just makes me happy. keep doing this great videos. I look forward to each and eveyone of it.

@30-06 4 года назад

I’ve learned from your channel that planting potatoes is so exciting😂 I hope they will grow well and you’ll have great harvesting!

@billieclark228 4 года назад

I just love that you aren't afraid to get your hands dirty!

@diannevaldez8670 3 года назад

I know, right?! Also, I cannot squat in my garden without coming out with a ton of dirt on my knees! How does she stay so clean?

@sherryllynnjones7077 3 года назад

@@diannevaldez8670 Absolutely, I'd never make the squat! 😂👵

@AdaMakawee 4 года назад

I appreciate that the background music on your videos isn't too loud. Some videos it's hard to make out what is being said. Your garden looks great and here's hoping for ultimate growing conditions.

@skapsius 3 года назад

I am not sure if you are reading comments. But if you read: i live in Lithuania. And usualy we cut potatoes befofe putting in the soil. You can cut into lots of peaces, every "eye" of potatoe can grow seperately. When i grow potatoes i use like 10 potatoes and use them for a lot (A LOT) of seedings. :)

@georgeedgeworth915 3 года назад

You still get the same weight of harvest. One big seed potato will give lots of small potatoes, chopped up will give a small number of big potatoes.

@joharmon2148 4 года назад

This season will be another fantastic yeild, love watching you play in the garden.

@Jimisuec 4 года назад

Loved the music ..... can’t wait to watch your garden grow

@user-re7eu9hq6r 4 года назад

My family has used wood ash with the potatoes. They always turn out amazing. I have also always cut the big ones. As long as their is an eye it will grow! Love gardening ❤️

@kdkn50 4 года назад

We really enjoy watching your videos and want to compliment how well you two explain things. You're really having success there - thank you for sharing your experiences.

@erinhelbling7690 4 года назад

You inspired me to try growing potatoes after seeing your harvest last year! Thanks for sharing your experience!

@allorteresa 3 года назад

I'm so looking forward to this season to watch from the beginning. Iv learned so much, love the way of life you both live. I maybe to late for me at 57 and widower, but I can still learn and be one of your biggest fans. . Stay safe up there. Coming from Michigan. Love you both.

@V2Guerrero 3 года назад

You’re so insightful and your cadence is so warming. Thank you for all the videos you’ve made. I’m still gardening, yet a bit jealous of your soil.

@queentina47able 3 года назад

Last year was my first time growing potatoes I just piled up some wood chips put the potato spuds in and and they grew like crazy. Planted several varieties as well and the all did very well I planted the sweet potato too late but they will do good this year.

@jessicantorres 4 года назад

The first video I watched from your channel is when y'all harvested your potatoes last year. I have potatoes already in the ground here in Texas.

@sherryllynnjones7077 3 года назад

Which was amazing right!!

@jptucsonaz8503 4 года назад

Here's a fun idea... try putting those trail cameras pointing at the garden & inside the high tunnel & set them to take 3 pics per day; them stitch them together after harvest time... It will be neat to watch them grow bit by bit...

@danamama6766 4 года назад

I love using sea compost in my gardens I swear that just makes everything grow so well. I did not know you could get fish bone meal. I am happy to see that! I will be getting that too. Those seed potatoes are amazing.

@PaullaWells 4 года назад

Great work! This is my first year gardening and already I have things I know I will do differently. Plus, I learn so much when I see your garden and how y'all do things. Doesn't matter that we are in two very completely zones either. Your process is stupendious.

@Bamaman14k 4 года назад

Wow that is some beautiful soil y'all have built. Great start on the garden. Can't wait to see it do what it did last year and just flourish. I love to see y'all work outdoors, I live vicariously through y'alls gardening now. Thank you so much for all the time, and effort, and love, that you put into your videos. Jimmy

@joesoika2628 4 года назад

I love listening to you! You are a smart woman and a lot of younger people now a days needs guidance on how to be self independent. Hats off to you girl keep up the good work.

@MrMonkiepunk 4 года назад

Oh my!!! I’ve been waiting for your next video while planting up my garden! (Fellow Alaskan stuck in anchorage but finally in a home with a lot of space to garden) I love seeing your videos your both great! And your potato harvest has inspired my crazy potato planting obsession this year! Love it

@aksilrf2218 2 года назад

I can listen to this woman for hours. She is a true teacher 😍😍

@1307scooter 2 года назад

Ariel is so smart!!! She is the master gardener. Her gardens are always beautiful.

@marlenekutcher938 4 года назад

Great to see you getting these done. My seed potatoes are stuck in the snail mail. I hope they will get here soon the rest of my veggies are seeded. Just tomatoes and mini peppers in the green house left to grow a bit bigger. You plant like I do that is awesome no gloves and getting a good feel of the earth! Good job! It's so exciting to see things planted up!

@beeamerica5024 4 года назад

Yukon Gold👍 radishes and parsnips😍 and I do find that using slips which is what we call them in the South and some potato cut into quarters you get more bang for your buck

@bertharobinson6810 3 года назад

@kenshores9900 4 года назад

Good luck with your garden. Last years garden was good and fun to watch your success.

@addigarner1754 4 года назад

Love watching y'all. Got to give it to y'all I love the way you all are leaving life. I just couldn't do it with it being that cold over winter months. Although I live in Louisiana so we always only have 2 seasons hot and hotter lol

@straubdavid9 4 года назад

I do remember it snowing there in the late 70's ... what a circus that was lolzzzzzz! Take care from PA.

@danielleterry180 4 года назад

Same here in Texas gf lol

@constancemiller3753 4 года назад

I remember mosquito season and mosquito breeding season. I think they're a week apart? Don't worry Alaska has blackfly season.

@dianetucker2711 4 года назад

LOL!!! Blessings from Alabama 🥰

@patriciabolduc4613 4 года назад

That's what I going to say like the other lady in Texas, we have hot and hotter here in East Texas Y'all have a blessed summer 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

@gregmiller2916 4 года назад

Love this channel ... great job guys, as always!!!

@ravenousjm 4 года назад

As a person who practically lives off of potatoes, thank you :). I never had luck with potatoes but we had a lot of clay in our soil so drainage was an issue. Raised beds with imported soil was the only time I had and success. Looking forward to new lands soon!

@ginacota9724 4 года назад

I love watching you garden ❤️ it’s so relaxing :) Loved your choice in background music

@watermanone7567 4 года назад

Great job: I planted 50 lbs of potatoes but dry weather has not helped them to break the ground. Corn came up good. Great video's. Many thanks.

@angelamo8689 4 года назад

Bravo draga mea,va urmaresc video-urile de c.c. un an.Sunteti niste a oameni minunati,harnici,iscusiti,inventivi.Asta e viata adevarata.Te salut cu mult drag.

@mrbilky 4 года назад

Love what you kids are doing have at it beautiful country you live in!

@yellowsunshine Год назад

Excellent video for beginner potato planters like myself. Thanks for the info and fun facts!

@tammysmith6421 4 года назад

You are going to have an amazing amount of food to harvest come fall, I can't wait for the squash and potatoes

@YouLiekPiez 4 года назад

Yes! Can't wait for this year's videos.

@kenbellchambers4577 3 года назад

I planted Gipfel potato's last season here in the Antipodes. They are the longer small type. They did very well in nearly pure and well finished compost with a bit of river sand and silt. This was several inches deep and lightly dug into the surface of some reasonable clay soil. They produced a good crop but the scrub turkeys ate them instead of me. We have several varieties of feathered terrorists. I will be following your method and adding some crop protection next season. You are very inspiring, thank you. (I once made to the Yukon, but not quite to Alaska, and it looks wonderful.)

@salliebeard1899 4 года назад

Thank you for sharing ❤️💗❤️💖🤗 Really enjoyed the music & you be able to get in the soil....can't wait to watch it grow....

4 года назад

Awesome, informative, and very relaxing video. You guys are the best!

@stephaniehartmann250 4 года назад

Those purple potatoes are my fav- especially in a red white and blue potato salad!!

@twowheelfarm9024 3 года назад

Love to watch these before planting season.

@ehazard9525 4 года назад

I think you guys have one of the more informative channels. Thanks for taking the time to record your videos.

@MrCander000 4 года назад

I'm just happy that my potato plants did well enough to flower this year. 1st time ever. I can hardly wait to see my harvest.

@sherryllynnjones7077 3 года назад

How'd your crop do?

@MrCander000 3 года назад

@@sherryllynnjones7077 They came out smaller than I had hoped. But there were maybe 3 lbs of decent sized ones and a lot of seed potato sized ones.

@rebeccajohnson8579 3 года назад

Wow, you guys make gardening inspirational, fun and easy!

@scrapshackfarms1349 4 года назад

We put a shallow crate outside and lightly covered them with damp saw dust and they took off

@karenandriancontainergardening 4 года назад

Thank you. I can watch you plant your garden, in the ground, all day. I can only do container, so I love your outdoor garden, AND you are in Alaska.

@1Melody1963 3 года назад

Hello from North Carolina. Thank you for a wonderful video-your straightforward style is very clear and easy to follow. I feel like I learned a lot. Melody B in NC

@johnmccormick175 4 года назад

Great video,i have been gardening for many years and every time i watch your videos i learn something,thanks for sharing!

@candidethirtythree4324 4 года назад

Alaska, Land of the Midnight Sun...longest growing day and shortest growing season makes for some giant veggies for sure!

@gailwarrington3841 4 года назад

Really enjoy watching the garden videos, thank you for sharing 😀

@wj4ckhamradio341 4 года назад

You're using my favorite garden tool. Hands.

@tanyaweller309 4 года назад

Mine, too. My only other implement is a rounded shovel.

@patring620 4 года назад

YOU live in a great area, Jack. I've mountain biked out there in the Pisgah and Nantahala. 73.

@wj4ckhamradio341 4 года назад

@@patring620 73's to you and yours. Catch you on the airwaves ;) If this dead sunspot cycle ever improves.

@bobbyharrinarine6761 4 года назад

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@joesmo2840 4 года назад

Try a hula how it’s my favorite

@dougcaseltine2462 4 года назад

I'm glad I'm not the only one who shacks out every little seed in a pack. Lol

@lestower7244 4 года назад

I plant potatoes that are cut immediately after dusting with fir bark dust.Always had great success.

@dianetucker2711 4 года назад

Never heard of that, very interesting. Where do you live? I live in the south eastern part of the USA.

@freckles2437 4 года назад

I have cut mine this year, first time ever, simply due to lockdown, I couldn't get anymore seed potatoes, everywhere was sold out online! I planted 40 ish at Easter weekend and so far they are all up and have been earthed up twice. I am intrigued to see how they do and what the yield will be, I am in the UK, all the best Jo 😀

@serenagomez3864 4 года назад

Love your gardening vidios and all the other ones too - thank you!

@joycefuller4366 4 года назад

Good Job making it look so easy .. a lot of thought and planning .. I know how peaceful gardening is once you know your plan

@thesciencebehindit7439 4 года назад

Gotta love how easy potatoes are to plant. Best thing ever in our garden, kids love homemade French fries!

@DestroBB 4 года назад

Your operation is really amazing. It's no small potatoes.

@menekseuebel6530 2 года назад

Love all the garden updates. You are living my dream.

@sarah33774 4 года назад

I love your garden videos. Thanks for sharing😀

@morningdevotion7213 3 года назад

Best potato video ever. I really appreciate your teaching... Jesus bless u

@stevenpatrick8 4 года назад

I’m in zone 8a, but your videos have me excited for early spring... next year 😆. Good luck y’all!

@agnestakacs2059 4 года назад

Our potato plants just got destroyed by a huge wind storm we had :( So, gonna have to start all over again. Thanks for sharing your gardening videos. They are helpful!

@christinehallett3197 3 года назад

Wow what a brilliant gardener that lady is!

@williamhenderson9855 Год назад

Took a couple years but you're almost to a million views! Nice!

@onedazinn998 4 года назад

great instructional video for beginner gardeners! Thanks for posting :)

@alancarlyon340 3 года назад

Growing Potatoes here in Scotland - I put two in a open heavy duty black plastic bag, quarter full of compost, once the they start spouting I add more soil, do this every so often till the bag is full, this way the soil is loose through out it's growing, thus producing more yield - Enjoy the whole new tubers!

@mattmeekhof107 4 года назад

16:06 Homesteaders version of "making it rain" hahaha. Love the videos! keep up the great work.

@EcoNeighbor 3 года назад

🤣🤣🤣

@tinkalinks 3 года назад

🤣👏

@robyaksich1944 3 года назад

Loved the loon! Loved my time in AK (Healy), but this New Mexico boy just needed the sun too much. Thanks for your channel.

@antonioteul3590 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing, greetings from Belize.

@marshasmith6320 4 года назад

Loved your video. Really like the variety of the potatoes and carrots.

@arbekaswashbucklers9592 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing this information because we have never had a very good potato harvest. Love your channel!

@susanwoodward7485 4 года назад

My mouth is watering over that gorgeous soil - surprised the potatoes are literally jumping into their holes! Greetings from Homer, AK - love your channel.

@karen6778 4 года назад

Thanks for another lovely video! I had no idea I’d be so interested in gardening in Alaska. I love all the information that you share. Such a contrast to the growing conditions where I live. 😁 looking forward to watching the progress over the next few months! 😊😊😊

@stevenbyars3384 3 года назад

We have always reduced larger tubers by cutting them and have had no problems. One thing we do though is to dust the cut faces of the tubers with powdered garden sulfur as we cut up the potatoes to help ward off disease.

@cindylee764 4 года назад

I learned about smashed fried potatoes from you in an earlier video. My favorite way to fry potatoes now. Thanks

@user-rj5dj6rz3n 9 месяцев назад

i love that u r so informative ariel,so thank u.

@soulsearchgurus1595 3 года назад

I like the soundtrack near the end on this video . The acoustic guitar is beautiful

@cherreellewellyn2421 4 года назад

So satisfying watching the gardening videos

@ShanePingStyle 3 года назад

We are trying our best to sport the farmers through our local farmers market after whole year shot down due to the pandemic, keep work hard and we are here for your guys!

@7munkee 4 года назад

I keep all my little tiny potatoes to plant the next year. My basement was a little warmer than usual last year and when i opened my basement this spring, the taters has grown eyes that were 4 feet long. Obviously all their energy was spent just growing eyes so I chucked them in the compost pile and just bought a bag from the grocery to plant.

@frankhodkinson6910 4 года назад

Still couldn't see where to go