Re: Potato seeding ?

Posted by mazemeister on March 31, 2017 at 11:34:08 from (69.115.7.179):

In Reply to: Potato seeding ? posted by jCarroll on March 31, 2017 at 05:29:56:

if you are ready (and the ground is!) to plant the same day you cut, that is just fine. commercial sized potato farmers typically would treat the cut seed with a fungicide and/or insecticide before planting, but on a garden scale it wouldn't be worth it. if you want to let the cut potatoes suberize ("scab over") that is also fine, just make sure they don't sit undisturbed in a big pile/container or they could heat up. spreading them out in thin layers works, or put them in sacks and once or twice a day, dump one sack into another to stir them up.

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