Is this blight? and potato harvest

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The weight of harvest here per plant is 1.5 kg or 3.3 pounds. The leaves are a little old, looking from the plants being ready to harvest. The brown spots are not light light which would be more smelly and fast spreading.
These are Charlotte from homesaved seed, planted March. For me that is earlier than normal and we did not have a late frost so they have grown nicely, with very little maintenance needed, except to drop a little more compost on top. There is a little greening, but only on a few.
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@exscapegoatpowerfulhealer9685 3 дня назад

Awesome. I watched an experiment on " Self sufficient me " RU-vid channel, Where he put the tiny harvested potatoes into a sml raised bed to see if they would produce anything & the results were amazing. He got some good sized potatoes from those teeny tiny spuds & wound up with about the same dozen of so babies again in with them.❤

@garydenner6253 3 дня назад

I've been waiting for your next video,charles! Best of luck with the spuds mate, Gary 7th generation first fleet convict from Australia 🇦🇺

@massriver 2 дня назад

Amazing harvest off little plant, soil loose and well aerated

@ximenaisabeljimenezgalindo9044 3 дня назад

Hola Charles, gracias como siempre instructivo video 🇨🇱

@marking-time-gardens 3 дня назад

Thank you sir... always great information! Praying you had a safe return from Iowa. (Jessica from Roots and Refuge is the reason I found your channel... been watching ever since) Blessings kind sir! 🌻🐛Carolyn in Ohio 🌿💚🙏💕

@CharlesDowding1nodig День назад

Lovely to have you here Carolyn

@notforwantoftrying1 3 дня назад

slug made a nice photobomb at the end

@nursennursen2125 3 дня назад

Dear Charles, may your videos never end. I'm glad you're in my life. I water the potatoes grown in compost twice a week. How often do you water your potatoes?

@strappazzonanne9862 3 дня назад

Merci pour ces explications 😊 Je mets plusieurs variétés blanches, rouges et bleues. Bonnes récoltes simplement avec les épluchures germées 😉

@tinad6812 2 дня назад

Nice harvest. 😊

@CharlesDowding1nodig 2 дня назад

Thank you

@stlmama7643 3 дня назад

Good to know. I usually wait until the plants die off completely. But I know there are some nice potatoes under there now, so I will go ahead and pull them up as they are starting to turn.

@jimmason1072 2 дня назад

Looks like there's some green on them....

@martinking7611 3 дня назад

Hi . The later you harvest the more likely that slugs will damage? Is that what you mean by don't delay? Thanks

@Greenmanure62 23 часа назад

Thank you. My potatoes have been amazing this year. The broad beans on the other hand have been a disaster!

@tranthiduyen615 2 дня назад

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@CharlesDowding1nodig 2 дня назад

Cảm ơn

@RiBenjafield 2 дня назад

Thank you Charles - helpful to know that my potato plants don’t have blight and they’re supposed to look like they do. 🙂I have grown my first potatoes this year and had a small harvest - two buckets full of ants though and they had a right old nibble on them… Is this less likely in the open earth? Love your channel and have learned a lot from you already! 👍

@jaspercaelan4998 19 часов назад

Had some whoppers off my arran pilots this year, bigger than most baking potatoes in the store - I guess it's all the rain! Wondering if it's worth lifting them all out now or getting them out when needed? Just worried about more rain and slug and other potential pest damage.