Posted by BCnT on March 27, 2011 at 20:11:43 from (68.65.150.242):
In Reply to: * Potatoes * posted by Dutchman on March 27, 2011 at 18:34:17:
we always bought potatoes from the store too...those Yukon Gold always made a good crop. i got a junk room here at the house that i keep an area open on the floor to lay potatoes out on newspaper to store...room stays dark unless i go in there for some reason. dont wash. i have used straw to grow potatoes...used a hay ring for the cage...planted eyes in the ground and mulched bed...every time i saw leaves i covered em up with more hay next day...wound up with over 700# out of that ring and never watered,weeded,or fertilized nuthin...hay was some year old coastal bermuda. diggin that crop was more like a Easter egg hunt...i quit doing it because i cant use or give away that many spuds.
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