Revolutionary Technique: Growing Sweet Potatoes Vertically | Maximized Tuber Yield, Minimal Space 

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Vertical gardening can be a game-changer, providing an efficient solution to grow plants in smaller areas.It's fantastic that the trellis method helped you make the most out of your space and that you found the idea helpful. Happy gardening!

Try harvesting cuttings and stir frying or in salads very tasty. The shorter the vine the energy goes towards producing its crop below.

@@hissonshinegirl Thanks! I had heard the leaves are great to eat, but have never tried them. Will give it a try on our next planting.

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For a higher yield, consider planting with branches, maintaining a planting distance of 20-30cm for each branch, and avoid trimming the branches

​@TNGardening thank you. I will do that for next season.

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The slips seem to be from a different bag than the one she put the yellow sweet potatoes in.

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I'm sorry to hear about the bug infestation in your sweet potatoes last year. To grow bug-free sweet potatoes, consider implementing preventive measures. Use well-draining soil, practice crop rotation, and keep the garden area clean to discourage pests. Additionally, you can explore organic pest control methods such as neem oil or introducing beneficial insects to keep unwanted bugs at bay. Regularly inspect your plants for any signs of pests and take prompt action to address any issues. Best of luck with your bug-free sweet potato cultivation!

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I made a mistake, it should have been 30 days later

Thank you for asking the question. I had buried my sweet potatoes 14days ago and no shoots yet so I got worried.

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm delighted to hear that the sweet potatoes are keeping well with the method of not washing them immediately after harvesting. It's indeed a great tip to wipe off the dirt and store them in a cool, dark place for an extended shelf life. I'm thrilled to know that the trellis system worked out for you and provided inspiration. If you have any more questions or if there's anything else you'd like to know, feel free to ask. Happy gardening!

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Thank you so much for your kind words! It's truly heartening to hear from an experienced gardener like yourself. I'm thrilled that you found the sweet potato gardening method intriguing, and I hope it brings you a bountiful harvest next year. It's always rewarding to share experiences and tips within the gardening community. I completely understand the frustration of spending money on rooted slips, and I'm glad the alternative method resonated with you. Simple solutions, like the trellis, can indeed make a big difference, especially when dealing with vines outside raised beds. I appreciate your subscription and look forward to providing more content that you find enjoyable and informative. If there are specific topics or techniques you'd like me to cover in future videos, please feel free to let me know. Happy gardening! 🌱😊

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Sweet potato weevils bores holes and makes the potato bitter. Several types of nematodes can cause splits like that, but the potato splits from other things also

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I understand that growing vegetables and participating in a community swap may seem like extra effort, but it's important to consider the long-term benefits. Not only does it contribute to more affordable and healthier food options, but it also fosters a sense of community and sustainability. By investing a little time and energy upfront, we can reduce our dependency on expensive store-bought produce and create a support system within our neighborhoods. It's a small change that can lead to significant savings and improved well-being in the long run.

That's fantastic to hear about your successful sweet potato cultivation in the South of England! It's always rewarding to experiment with different crops in varying climates. It sounds like you've managed to thrive with sweet potatoes, even in the cool climate, and your decision to plant ten plants this year seems to be paying off. The anticipation of harvest time must be exciting, and it's great that you're already planning ahead by considering vertical growth for next year. Vertical gardening can indeed be an effective method for maximizing space and yield. Best of luck with your upcoming harvest, and I hope your future sweet potato endeavors continue to yield impressive results!

Did you use the orange 🍠 sweet potato from the market or you used supermarket ones, if supermarket please let know which one you went to. Have you tried the glass method that I am seeing people using to get the slips from, thanks

I used sweet potatoes from the market, specifically the orange 🍠 variety. Unfortunately, I can't provide information on the specific supermarket since I didn't note that detail. Regarding the glass method for obtaining slips, yes, I've tried it, and it's a popular and effective technique. The glass method involves suspending the sweet potato in water with toothpicks, and slips (young shoots) will sprout from the potato, which can then be used for propagation. If you have any more questions or need further details, feel free to ask!@@lifeiseverything9

@@TNGardening Thanks for the reply

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According to the growth characteristics of sweet potatoes, letting them grow too quickly will take up a lot of space in your garden, and will disperse nutrients to nourish the tubers at the base. Building a trellis for them will create energy. yield and larger tubers so they can grow naturally

You wouldn't have to trelles all the vines. Simply lay one or two down to root.

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My first time to come across your Videos I'm so inspired I'm 77 y/o I love gardening but I live in the city suburb of Vegas lots of rules & regulations 😢good for you you live in a place where you have all the freedom to have your chickens etc... nice weather & seems ideal no strict regulations , here in Vegas weather's extreme hot super dry during summer & dry & very cold during winter. I love all your plants which state are you in?your big beautiful sweet potatoes looks so yummy , you're a wonderful gardener & good mom to your cute son I admire your humble personality & industriosness my dear young lady God Bless you & your family I'm new subscriber, maybe someday Lord Willing I get to meet. Keep up the wonderful job 👏 🛐💖✝️

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It's not fake. Mine grew the exact same way. They are very much connected

If you grow them in a container like that, then take the walls down, where do you expect the tubers to be? Lol They may be deeper if they used a much deeper planter.

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When I moved to the States I was shocked how just about nobody had a garden or grew fruit trees, instead of grass and ornamental plants. In Europe just about everyone with some tiny piece of land grows their own food and fruits. America came far away from the Victory gardens for sure. 🙁

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Hola, lamento mucho que la información en las notas te haya confundido. Anoté incorrectamente el tiempo de desarrollo, pero su desarrollo es cierto.

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You're welcome! I'm glad you found the videos on different planting methods helpful. I'll definitely continue to post more videos that can be of assistance. Thank you, my friend/ka farmers!

Some were broken, so I threw them away

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Japanese sweet potatoes are a delightful choice, and it's great that you want to learn how to grow them in Zone 8 in the US. Here are some tips to help you succeed: Choose the Right Variety: Start by selecting a sweet potato variety that thrives in your climate and is suitable for Zone 8. Beauregard and Covington are two popular choices that should work well. Soil Preparation: Japanese sweet potatoes grow best in well-drained, loose, sandy loam soil. Make sure the soil is rich in organic matter and has a slightly acidic to neutral pH. Planting: Plant your sweet potatoes in the spring, once the soil has warmed up to at least 60°F (15°C). They need plenty of sunlight, so choose a sunny spot for your garden. Spacing: Space your sweet potato plants about 12-18 inches apart in rows that are 3-4 feet apart. This will allow the vines to spread and promote healthy growth. Watering: Sweet potatoes require consistent moisture, especially during the first few weeks after planting. Water them deeply but be careful not to overwater, as they don't like sitting in soggy soil. Fertilization: Use a balanced fertilizer with a lower nitrogen content to promote root development. Apply it before planting and then again during the growing season. Mulch: Mulch the soil around your sweet potatoes to retain moisture, control weeds, and regulate soil temperature. This helps the plants grow well. Hilling: As your sweet potato vines grow, gently hill up the soil around the base of the plants. This helps to encourage root development and protect the potatoes from sunburn. Pest and Disease Control: Keep an eye out for common pests like sweet potato weevils and aphids. Practice good garden hygiene and use natural or chemical methods to control these pests if necessary. Harvesting: Japanese sweet potatoes are typically ready to harvest in the fall, around 90-120 days after planting. Carefully dig them up, being gentle to avoid damaging the roots. Remember that sweet potatoes are different from regular potatoes, so the methods you use for sweet potatoes will vary. By following these tips and adapting them to your specific local conditions, you should have a better chance of successfully growing Japanese sweet potatoes in Zone 8. Good luck with your sweet potato gardening!

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Have you tried it in Nigeria what varieties is available too.

@@onekycarscanners6002 I did but not these red or purple ones. I think the one I'm growing is called Hannah Sweet Potato.

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You're welcome! In the video, i using straw for raised beds. Straw is a popular mulch option for raised beds because it helps retain moisture, suppress weeds, and gradually breaks down to enrich the soil.

Thank you, wishing you a bountiful sweet potato harvest in the new year

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You're welcome! I appreciate your positive feedback. I strive to deliver educational content that is not only informative but also accessible through practical examples. If you have any specific topics or questions you'd like me to cover, feel free to let me know. I'm here to help!

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I think you should reconsider. The yellowish sweet potatoes are the ones I've stored from the previous harvest, and I didn't clean the ones with soil on them. They have actually sprouted, and I regret missing that sight.

@@TNGardening you started with 3 yellowish sweet potatoes for slips and planted those slips. But somehow they turned to all purple sweet potatoes. Is it normal I'm curious.

It's an earthy color, actually when washed it turns red@@YvonneParsons-z4n

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Certainly! I'm glad you appreciate the information about cassava tubers. Best of luck with trying out the method, and I hope it brings you success. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Happy experimenting!

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Certainly! Sweet potato leaves are a versatile and nutritious ingredient that is used in various cuisines around the world. Here are a few examples of dishes that incorporate sweet potato leaves or similar spinach-type leaves: Filipino Laing: This dish from the Philippines is made with dried taro leaves (gabi leaves), coconut milk, and various spices. It's often cooked with shrimp or dried fish. West African Kontomire Stew: In Ghana, Kontomire stew is made using cocoyam leaves or spinach, along with ingredients like palm oil, onions, and fish or meat. It's a popular and flavorful dish. Indonesian Sayur Bening: This is a clear vegetable soup from Indonesia that can include a variety of greens, including sweet potato leaves. It typically also contains corn, carrot, and other vegetables. Chinese Sweet Potato Leaves Stir-Fry: In Chinese cuisine, sweet potato leaves are commonly used in stir-fries. They are quickly cooked with garlic, soy sauce, and sometimes oyster sauce for a simple and tasty dish. East African Sukuma Wiki: While sukuma wiki in Kenya is traditionally made with collard greens, in some regions, sweet potato leaves are also used. It's often sautéed with onions, tomatoes, and spices. Cambodian Samlor M'chou Kroeung: This is a Cambodian soup that can include a variety of vegetables, including sweet potato leaves. It's flavored with lemongrass, galangal, and kaffir lime leaves. Laotian Kaeng Nor Mai: In Laos, bamboo shoot soup known as Kaeng Nor Mai may include sweet potato leaves along with bamboo shoots, lemongrass, and other local ingredients. These are just a few examples, and the use of sweet potato leaves in cooking varies across cultures. It's fascinating to explore the different ways in which people around the world incorporate this nutritious green into their traditional dishes.

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I appreciate your feedback greatly. When sweet potatoes are suspended on a trellis, not only does it provide protection against pests, but it also enables the plant to concentrate nutrients for nourishing the tubers, preventing nutrient dispersion.

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Wood chips helps a lot too. I haven't had any issues. North Texas

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If you start breeding in winter, you can harvest in early summer

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