I grew 235 lbs Of Potatoes in 200 sq ft Without Watering

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I grew 235 lbs Of Potatoes in 200 square foot Without Watering. I wanted to show how many potatoes you could grow in a space 20ft x 10ft or 200 square foot. This was to show that most people can grow all the potatoes they require for their family without it taking over the entire garden.
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However, This year I became ill with vertigo and was unable to get to the garden to water these potatoes. They were watered at the time of planting and since this date has had to fend for themselves.
In this episode, we harvest all 48 containers of potatoes with five varieties of potatoes. The varieties are as follows:
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Rudolph
Sarpo Mira
Charlotte
Kestral
While harvesting these potatoes I will be giving you 10 tips in which to ensure you get a good crop of potatoes in a small space. The average yield from each of these buckets was 4.98 this is extremely low to my normal yield of around 12 to 15lbs. but considering they have no input I am happy.
If I had the yield I normally get then this space would have produced approximately 720 lbs of potatoes. Hopefully next year I will be able to show these results. But overall I think this is a result considering the circumstances.
During the video, I will be giving you loads of potato tips and potato hacks so that you can get the best results from growing potatoes in containers or buckets.
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@mjk9388 4 года назад

I consider this channel to be the premier channel on how to successfully grow potatoes. Thank you Tony for all the help you've given the gardening community.

@chicagoarty3933 2 года назад

As a former operations manager I fully appreciate thorough details of any process. Your detailing on this explanation has earned a like and a sub 👍🏼

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

Thank you and welcome to the channel

@johnnytawon780 2 года назад

So ur saying potatoes grown under shed are better?

@austin6174 Год назад

I would love to get a breakdown on cost of all the inputs. Financial and labor.

@ladysarah6198 4 года назад

Your knowledge took a long time to acquire, with a lot of trial and error. I sincerely thank you for your generosity in sharing your growing knowledge it’s priceless to us all. It’s good to see you looking better, Tony.

@simplifygardening 4 года назад

Thanks Lady Sarah. Yes it took a long time to perfect and still testing. Always happy to take you along with me :)

@nerdtime3386 2 года назад

I think its quite easy going. I have had some luck. What are your issues

@jhericlacquias8549 2 года назад

@@simplifygardening what kind of potato is that sir? we dont have dat here in d philippines

@entubadao Год назад

Ditto.

@entubadao Год назад

Now a question: which kind of soil is that ?

@albertusmungendje1366 11 месяцев назад

This is why we need more people like you in this world, you have helped soo many souls with your content! You deserve the one million play button! ❤🎉

@johntytla2968 Год назад

I have watched a bunch of gardening videos on potatoes and yours has been the best in explaining the process. Thank you for taking the time to help us part time gardeners! The details are fantastic.

@simplifygardening Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@mabo3506 2 года назад

You are definitely the most thorough explanation on gardening projects. Thanks for a very clear, and humble tutorial every time.

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

Thank you so much I am glad you enjoy them

@miltonwelch8619 Год назад

Tony, I hope you're enjoying better health these days! You're an amazing gardener. Thanks for your vital contributions to the gardening community.

@simplifygardening Год назад

Thanks Milton

@elainekomara8555 2 года назад

What do you do with all of those pounds of potatoes..?? Do you can them or do they rot? Or do you sell them ..? I can let mine go for the winter and I guess they keep growing because the next year I can still root around in the dirt and find more.. it’s amazing..!!

@kathleenfulton4806 7 месяцев назад

Thank you, Tony I've ordered ten 30L containers & used your discount code. Now to look for one of your videos on what best to fill them with. I'm really hopeful that this method will allow me to grow potatoes despite my disability, as digging is totally out of the question 👍🙂

@TheSunRiseKid 9 месяцев назад

I have watched TONS of potato videos, and this one is by far the very best I have come across! You have a new SUBSCRIBER!!! 😊🌱🥔

@jefffarris1288 3 года назад

The tip of putting the bottom 1/5 in the ground or in wood chips is a great tip -- to wick back up any extra moisture. I definitely will try that next spring!

@KariSchaefer 8 месяцев назад

We just started growing potatoes last year. After watching your videos I know we will do a lot better this year. thanks

@simplifygardening 8 месяцев назад

That’s great and keep viewing and following for the tips and you will have an awesome crop

@franklettering 3 года назад

Tonio kneel's videos are one of the best informative gardening advice shows on the internet.

@kevinw1954 3 года назад

Thank you for taking the time and sharing this with us! ill be using your knowledge in my next planting season!!!

@simplifygardening 3 года назад

Let me know how it goes

@hanno2629 2 года назад

Absolutely brilliant video and information. Thank you! I have been rotating crops in my garden, however I feel that the whole lot seems to revolve too much around potatoes, and how after them, the soil needing to have nutrients replenished. So I think I will try to grow the potatoes using your method. Question: What do you now do with all the soil? Do you reuse it the following year with new added compost and continue like this for a number of years? Could you share your post harvest soil process leading up to the following season? Thank you.

@livingdiystyle 2 года назад

This is the video I've been looking for! Everything I need to know for huge potato yields, thank you!!!

@uramalakia 3 года назад

I just finished watching an entire 20min video on growing potatoes. And it was awesome. It was informative and entertaining. Thanks loads. I'm gonna give this a go!

@simplifygardening 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@DavidS-wm9ud 3 года назад

Absolutely fantastic advice and tips, although I'd suggest the "no watering" in Australia might result in a bucket of sand as there must clearly be a great deal more precipitation over in your part of the world! Great video though, any thoughts on growing them in an aquaponics setup? Or is it simpler just sticking with buckets? Cheers for sharing, have a great day!

@willgegg8601 2 года назад

I'm always tickled by these British gardeners bragging about their "no watering" gardens like they're the only place in the world where you could be gardening.

@1creep2e3r 2 года назад

Was thinking the same thing here haha, I live in the LA area

@nerdicus15 2 года назад

I have used a closed water current system to help grow our Tomatoes and Marijuana. My mentor bought 5 totes, cut holes for pvc piping to fit, connect all the totes, and have a current generator hooked up to circulate the water. He also had a water chiller to control temp, and used airstones to increase oxygen content. It really was a solid system for our needs.

@jeanneglisson8428 2 года назад

@@willgegg8601 He was not bragging. He said that he was sick and unable to water them. He also said that he was afraid the potatoes didn't do well. And he was surprised that they produced that much with no hand watering. Gheez! 🙄🇺🇸

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

That's a great idea!

@michaelmcclafferty3346 3 года назад

Great video Tony and so educational. Thanks very much. I hope that you are feeling much better. All the best Michael

@Ed19601 4 года назад

I have been growing supermarket bought spuds that started sprouting. I think they are determinates. Without much care, just putting them in the soil i have been able to get about 1 kilo per plant. I did one spud in a 25 liter container and fed that with 5-10-10. That gave me a couple pretty big ones. Almost 3 kg i think. That method i learned from yr channel Next season i ll do a more serious attempt of growing more potatoes. Sorry abt the state of yr garden. I hope you are fully recovered

@simplifygardening 4 года назад

Yes Ed much better thanks. Its a great way to grow potatoes

@jessshnarcky1089 3 года назад

I'm going to see if I can get away with this on our balcony without getting a fine/cited.

@Ed19601 3 года назад

@@jessshnarcky1089 a fine for growing plants on your balcony??

@gb9276 2 года назад

@@Ed19601 If you live where there's a Home Owner's Association, they have a lot of restrictions. They control what you can do on the outside of your condo or townhouse.

@Ed19601 2 года назад

@@gb9276 fortunately i do not Home owner's associations can be a pain in the behind. .

@DaisyCreekFarms Год назад

Your video just popped in my feed! That's an amazing harvest!

@Vikingshop 7 месяцев назад

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR HELP 🙏 We hope you are well again 🙏 God Bless You 🙏

@simplifygardening 7 месяцев назад

Thank you too

@Racinne 3 года назад

You did an amazing job Tony ! Thank you to share your tips with us :)

@trumosky 4 года назад

I’m in awe that is amazing I thought I did well this year with 15kg all I can say is wow and fair play to you I will try this thanks for this video

@simplifygardening 4 года назад

You can do it! Its a great way to grow potatoes

@fawn1785 4 года назад

Thank you so much for these gardening videos. I live in East Tennessee - USA and I will definitely incorporate your suggestions into my garden next year.

@simplifygardening 4 года назад

Wonderful I am sure they will do well for you. be great to here your results next year

@briannemorna4268 2 года назад

Also in East TN. I love gardening but my potato growing ability is pathetic. I'm trying to learn.

@AntiqueJeans 2 года назад

Thank you so much. This is my first year growing potatoes.

@tammyohlsson7966 Год назад

It’s two years ago, so you may not see this. But I have to tell you THANK YOU! I only had 5 big containers to use so I also used two raised beds. My containers were better yielding and so much easier to harvest. Never again will I grow potatoes any other way! You are appreciated! Many blessings!

@BlindShepherd 2 года назад

The cattle panel top is brilliant! I will be implementing that little gem this season 😊

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

Glad you found it usefull

@laurelweiner8 2 года назад

@@simplifygardening me too on the cattle panel because mine grew so high and fell over I added more tubs and hilled them this idea of the cattle panel is a super fix, And a sincere thank you for the fascinating video. Hope you are doing well.

@joycemiller7908 4 года назад

I'm glad you're feeling better! Thank you for the video.

@simplifygardening 4 года назад

Thanks Joyce. Much better thanks

@stormvent2572 2 года назад

Thank you sooo much Tony. Great advise and I never knew about Determinate and Indeterminate potatoes before, but now feel much better prepared for this years potato growing. Thank you for all the information given. Best wishes.

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

You are so welcome!

@genehowley1465 5 месяцев назад

Thanks for all the work you've done. You have made a difference

@cynthiahiebert5023 3 года назад

For not being watered due to health it is a great harvest! Plenty of food for you and your family!😀

@nirmalsuki 3 года назад

I live in a country where it's more than 30 degrees celcius ever day. I can't grow potatoes here, but I love watching these videos just for the amazing work you do. Seeing you taking potatoes out of the ground (or containers) is so satisfying.

@mustafabrennpaste6521 3 года назад

Of course you can grow Potatos. They like warm weather and overall they dont need extremely much water anyway.

@michelegeis3150 3 года назад

Or try sweet potatoes

@nirmalsuki 3 года назад

@@michelegeis3150 I hate sweet potatoes.

@michelegeis3150 3 года назад

Purple molokai sweet potatoes are very similar to potatoes - very starchy, barely any sweetness and make excellent substitute for potatoes. Another easy starch crop for hot climate is sunchokes.

@chachadodds5860 3 года назад

Amazing! Glad you're feeling better.

@jesshothersall 2 года назад

Thanks for the comprehensive info. Glad you look recovered now. The only potato we have in common is Charlotte, so a bit disappointed you only had 6.36kg of those! Hopefully my Kerrs pink will do better. Guessing you're in Wales, over here in East Anglia we haven't had any rain yet this spring

@imveganbtw111 3 года назад

This is my first time seeing one of your videos and I'm immediately subscribing! This was incredibly informative and educational, thanks a lot :)

@simplifygardening 3 года назад

Awesome! Thank you! Welcome to the channel Jasper

@free_spirit_rising 2 года назад

Me too. I am now going to try this myself.

@redmapleleaf4617 3 года назад

Can the growing medium be re-used? I'm so impressed with your potato crop! Well done!

@Mitzi712 3 года назад

I was asking myself the same thing, it looked so rich still 😊

@PunjabiPryde 2 года назад

yeah as long as there was no blight or disease

@EmuMan44 4 года назад

Welcome back, glad you're OK. How do you store them all?!?!

@simplifygardening 4 года назад

Hi lee im much better thanks. Check out this video that will show multiple methods, including saving your own seed. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2EhVPTPVv6U.html

@theresefennell9635 4 года назад

Lee I wonder are you and my husband related, what are the chances???😂😂😂

@jsunshinejull 4 месяца назад

Number one cause of potato failure in my part of the world is too much water, between heavy spring rains (a couple weeks ago we got about 13cm in 24hrs), hurricane season in late summer and clay soil that just doesn't drain. So, my experience has been that if I water my potatoes then I've rotted them. It's really fascinating to hear that people in other places have the opposite issue.

@MYTHOMINHTRAN Год назад

Cristal clear! You were explaining the process of planting potatoes. I can't live without potatoes even I'm original grown up from VN where rice is our main daily nutrient. Appreciate very much for your kindness.

@simplifygardening Год назад

You are so welcome!

@daniellee9758 2 года назад

I can't explain it but watching this makes me so happy that I'm starting to cry

@kittykatking7882 Год назад

Best video on potatoes. I knew most of the information. The things I didn't know were answered here. Great job.

@simplifygardening Год назад

Glad it was helpful! check out todays video on potatoes I think you will enjoy it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L1rf1FXtI9s.html

@chachatruth3534 3 года назад

That is just amazing! Imagine the potential for countries with drought!!

@simplifygardening 3 года назад

i wouldnt suggest it but just what happened

@thelordgold 3 года назад

He relied off rain water. So I can't imagine this would work anywhere that's equatorial.

@bjvincent3615 2 года назад

What's your local water table as well as local summer temps? That will have a massive impact on a Midwest grower in the United States.

@idahopotato5837 4 года назад

Never knew there are determinate and indeterminate potatoes...like tomatoes.

@simplifygardening 4 года назад

Now you do David ;)

@IvanPavlov007 4 года назад

Yep both in the nightshade family :) i believe if allowed to flower and fruit, potatoes actually make little tomato-like fruits, which contain the actual seeds of the potato plant for the next generations

@southaussiegarbo2054 3 года назад

@@IvanPavlov007 they do contain seed yes but those seeds take many years to get a eatable crop of spuds

@cbryce9243 2 года назад

Wow, that's a lot of information. I'm going to have to listen again and take notes! Thank you! I hope you have fully recovered from whatever ailed you.

@murray203 3 года назад

What a harvest! and I bet they tasted so much better than shop bought ones. Well done. You really can't beat homegrown vegetables

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

You got that right!

@geoffdundee 3 года назад

When i was a teen with a garden i used to cut n quarter any old potatoes and plant them......i always got bumper crops.i was amazed...unfortunately dont have a garden anymore or id be growing my own.

@simplifygardening 3 года назад

Yeah you only need one chit to get a good plant. Shame you don't have a garden now though.

@LGAussie 3 года назад

So, u quartered the potatoes, then planted them? U don’t have to plant the potato whole?

@simplifygardening 3 года назад

@@LGAussie Potatoes only need a single chit or sprout to grow, but i didn't cut them in this video

@geoffdundee 3 года назад

@@LGAussie ....the potatoes i used were beginning to sprout....each planted piece had a sprout on it which would later grow into a plant and produce a crop of spuds :) - all for free really.

@LGAussie 3 года назад

@@simplifygardening Thank you. 🌝🙏

@8r4ham 4 года назад

First class Tony, I've learnt sooo! much form this film for next season. Just had to subscribe and look forward to checking out the rest of your'e films.

@simplifygardening 4 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it! I have so many videos covering growing food. dog around new videos each week. Thanks for taking the time to comment and welcome to the channel

@angelb8557 3 года назад

9oommm m 0 loop lung nj nj? Ml

@alastairgreen6783 3 года назад

Your.

@Buddha_Approved 2 года назад

One only has knowledge if it can be shared and taught passionately and with confidence! You emit all of that and thank you for your energy and open platform!

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

Thanks

@djedUVprojector 3 года назад

Great experimentation, welldone. "No need to water" is an easy claim in Wales ☔. Pulling flowers forces another layer of seed potato noddules in those last 4 weeks of growth. Reason you had a lot of small seed potatos in mix. Also cutting your large original seed potatos in half can stop slimmy rot.

@letiunicalopez9147 2 года назад

So, it's better if you cut the flowers?

@djedUVprojector 2 года назад

@@letiunicalopez9147 NO just leave them on, don't waste your time pulling them. Better to have heavier big Potato's than lots of tiny seed Potato's at end.

@thomaswolf6507 2 года назад

I appreciate all the information, I am new to growing potatoes, but far from new to growing. The cattle wire setup you used is a technique called "Screen of Green" or SCRoG, and it's highly beneficial with a lot of fruiting plants. Glad to hear you recovered from your illness, I've been hit with covid and a couple colds myself - not fun, but it's a joy to return to a solid yielding garden, I had to destroy mine when I got sick (along with a tilapia pond). I love their low maintenance, now, my question is, as easy as they are to grow, will my organic ones taste better than the ones from the store? :)

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

Glad your getting better too hope we both have a great year

@honeybee2356 3 года назад

Hope you are well!! Thank you for sharing.

@geodegroot8310 2 года назад

By far the best yield that I've seen in several spud videos. Rather impressive!

@MichellesHandmadeCreations 3 года назад

Congratulations on your great harvest! This looks like something I could do in my SoCal backyard this fall. I may even have everything I need. Thanks for sharing.

@simplifygardening 3 года назад

You can do it! :)

@irondoger 2 года назад

Glad to see you’ve healed up nicely.

@Chef-Farmer-Ninja 2 года назад

Thank you Tony. Be well

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

Thanks Stephen

@hobohobo13 3 года назад

How do you store your spuds after harvest? I'm planning on growing potatoes and would like to know the best way to make them last after harvest

@GASNICABRUNATNA 2 года назад

I had the idea to dehydrate mine, and vacuum seal them with desiccant packets.

@kristinaginorio1344 3 года назад

I'm dyin to know-is yours a welsh accent? You're a fantastic teacher, by the way.

@simplifygardening 3 года назад

Hi Kristina. Yes, I am Welsh. Thanks very much :)

@jimmyjohnson8233 3 года назад

@@simplifygardening as an Irish American. im not sure if I should be ashamed or not to learn growing potatoes from a Welshman. I wish my local American news would just tell me how I should feel about it already!

@mrpineapplezz886 4 месяца назад

I've planted my potatoes in a small in my garden. I think its around 12ft by 6 ft, managed to plant 18 potatoes in it and just waiting for harvest. The only reason I didnt do buckets is to save on money.

@donethatbefore100 2 года назад

Wow! That first batch says you hit the jackpot!!

@247KW 4 года назад

Tony I'm so glad your ok now. God was good and gave you the taters so you'd smile when you were well. I grew taters this year because of you and WHAT A JOY! I did the hay method. Learned I should have put walk ways, to let me walk in taters to pick bugs off. Lesson learned. I had 3 beautiful black & white speckled King snakes that loved the tater bed as well because I would see them and their skin's being shed. They are considered an asset (one that will scare you and make you trip over your self too 😂) because they eat the bad snakes. I enjoyed my beautiful King Snakes and together we made it thru the season. Also, I had the most gorgeous worms that were so fat and big. Some worms looked like baby snakes hahaha they were loving the decomposing hay! I didn't know how to feed taters til I watched this video but next year will be better. I planted Red taters....who knows what variety...and Yukon gold. Put tater slips, not whole taters, in ground that I made myself off 4 lbs of taters. My little crop gave me back 55lbs. Here was the best part: I thought of you each time and was so happy to be out gardening. It was like you were right there for me. My dad, X husband and friend all thought I was crazy using the hay method and laughed thinking I wouldn't grow any taters. So for Father's Day, all those men who doubted my tater skills were called to the house to dig up taters. What fun! I laughed watching as the big worms scared them to death, how they couldn't believe I grew taters and how they were doing all the hard work.lol Tony thank you again for you teaching us. You made a difference in my life. I'M SUPER EXCITED to grow taters next year!

@simplifygardening 4 года назад

Oh wow, thats amazing and im so glad you proved your point :) Im always here with you so you can be rest assured to know that if you need advice just ask. I look forward to you converting your family into believers next year

@erwinracoma1935 Год назад

Thanks for this opportunity to learn from you.

@indusrealty4617 2 года назад

I like the fact that you said, subscribe, if you found value in my video. That is an honest move.

@debbieaaronscott8579 2 года назад

I just saw your video love it and Rhubarb video brought me too your potatoe video. You are Awesome and want to say after see your video from a year ago I'm so glad you are well and doing better according to your video... Blessings to you and your Family....

@RobBackyardGardenerr 3 года назад

Awesome harvest and great tips brother!

@toneciocci 2 года назад

So much information dropped here. Thank you!

@siamsurf 3 года назад

Sorry to hear you fell ill, I am glad you are OK now. What a harvest, buckets for the win! :)

@simplifygardening 3 года назад

Thanks for the comment and well wishes :)

@melanieallen3655 2 года назад

Great video!! I just planted mine while watching your video.Cheers from Australia.😁

@_Fadedpolo 3 месяца назад

you should make a table out of 2 by 4 & cow panel wire to dump the buckets on. Potato sifter

@allisonstanton5037 2 года назад

Well done! And I hope you are feeling better.

@coryanderson5210 2 года назад

You got more potatoes in one bucket than I got in all 12 of my bags. I watered almost every other day. I’m loving the knowledge. Thanks for the example to learn and grow from!

@yvonneyeager7929 Год назад

You are an amazing man. I learned so much from this video. Thank you so very much for breaking it all down like this & explaining it. I have grown potatoes last year & I did okay I guess- but yields were not as much as I expected. Now I know why. Thank you again. I get it now. 👍🤗

@simplifygardening Год назад

Glad it was helpful! You might want to check out yesterdays video on growing potatoes

@ginahurt8812 2 года назад

So glad I found this video . Thanks for sharing.

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

Thank you for viewing Gina

@tunin21frequency9 8 месяцев назад

8-10 Gallon containers! THANK YOU! Larger is not better!

@simplifygardening 8 месяцев назад

No I have tried so many sizes but 8 to 10 works best

@matthewmclaren2143 3 года назад

amazing i love potatoes very tasty and fairly easy to grow, one thing i can say is i dont think you need to worry about water.. you are in the UK after all..

@robertkaplan1146 2 года назад

Subscribed, I had a friend that shared this video. Great work. Thank you for sharing.

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

Hey Robert. Welcome to the channel. I hope you enjoy it here and find value in my videos. There are over 450 to choose from and this year will be bringing out another 100 so stay tuned

@robertkaplan1146 2 года назад

Thank you Tony. @@simplifygardening as I was born into gardening through my grand parents its a life long passion labour of love. It is so rewarding eating fresh ripened fruit and vegetables from your own garden. I share my knowledge and produce with others as well. You can always learn and pick up on new methods and mind set in gardening. I look forward and I hope your health improves. Blessings

@Vegan123 3 года назад

Thanks Tony ! I'll start next year 😉

@jessvalpied 3 года назад

This is the best video, I have watched. I watched a lot 😅. Looking forward to getting my potatoes in.

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

Awesome! Thank you!

@lisajoy9588 2 года назад

So glad you are feeling better and back in the garden! I am excited to try to grow potatoes this way! Thanks so much. 🙂

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

You are so welcome! Hope you get a great crop Lisa, Thanks for the welcome back

@halcexon 2 года назад

I can't tell you how much I have learned from watching your video, I think I know what I am doing wrong and most importantly how to correct it, thank you, I will be following you.

@bronrobinson888 2 года назад

Wow! Amazing Knowledge shared here!! Thank you so much for sharing ❤

@alisonkhan4512 Год назад

I was wondering how deep do you plant the potato seeds at the bottom or top? Thank you for all your information I'm going to try and grow potato's for first time this year.

@simplifygardening Год назад

bottom third check out todays video on potatoes I think you will enjoy it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L1rf1FXtI9s.html

@MalanPamei 2 года назад

Amazing ! Love the cattle wire/mesh idea. And the yield is really high. Please make a video on the soil mix you used for this project.

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

Will do soon

@bestcrossroad 2 года назад

Yes, pls. I was wondering what type of soil you used. Great video!

@loucipher67 4 года назад

So ....throw a potato seed in a pot and lay on the sofa for 4 months ...boom I'm a gardener...Simplify Gardening was a good choice of name

@simplifygardening 4 года назад

Lol it doesnt get any simpler :)

@Bay501 4 года назад

a couch potato gardener

@rebeccadockery1021 2 года назад

Thank you for the excellent, informative video! I hope your health has improved and wish you many more years of gardening.

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

Yes much better since the operation and now ive got rid of covid thanks

@maryerbert1369 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this video. Our yard is very small and our soil is clay. This is very helpful info.

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

Glad its helped Mary

@judithkirk5515 2 года назад

Sorry you were ill, hopefully you are well now.

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

Much better Judith I had the operation in December and been fine since

@plantagardenforever 3 года назад

This is definitely how I am growing potatoes; if they don't get enough rain, I can supplement the water.

@patrickmeehan6221 2 года назад

A remarkable haul Tony,

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

Thanks Patrick :_)

@xn85d2 2 года назад

That's amazing! If I'm able to use space that efficiently I should be able to grow 4.7lb of potatoes.

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

:) Nice

@MrOrchidion 2 года назад

kind of amusing tha an irish guy shows us how to grow potatoes. i love the gardening tips and the like. i'll be checking out all your vids a si loved this one. you're pretty awesome

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

Im Welsh but will take the comment ;) Thanks

@mandycote5662 2 года назад

THIS is 2 years this year- in August I sure hope and trust you are doing well now Just came across your channel- the NO water got my attention I want to go off- grid in the near future and in between time I am preparing Thanks for helping 🙂

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

Welcome aboard! Welcome to the channel. and doing much better i had an operation December 4th 21 and its been ok so far

@orderedtank Год назад

You are such a legend, Sir👍. Hope you are in great health now

@simplifygardening Год назад

Thank you so much check out todays video on potatoes I think you will enjoy it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L1rf1FXtI9s.html

@ZinfandelRed1914 2 года назад

I wish would have discovered this a few years ago, just got schooled on growing potatoes! Thanks!

@sunnystump5155 5 месяцев назад

Thank you

@christianspain3015 2 года назад

Wow, great video. Thank you for the wonderful guide on growing potatoes. I will be using this method!

@ronaldbutler4480 2 года назад

Always like what you teach and have to say! Thanks so much! My container potatoes I did last year didn't fare so well, not wet enough. I gotta bury them and mulch the top, then use a drip hose to water more frequently. Thanks Tony!

@simplifygardening 2 года назад

Oh no! try again it will do well for you