Check out my new YouTube video guide on planting/growing potatoes in grow bags.
I love growing potatoes in grow bags for 3 reasons:
1. I have a very small garden and grow bags really help me maximize my space so I can grow potatoes.
2. Potatoes are susceptible to rotting in soil that is too wet. Grow bags offer excellent drainage and help keep the soil more dry in wet/rainy climates like mine (Orlando, Florida zone 9B).
3. My favorite reason of them all! No need to dig out potatoes during harvest time. Just dump the grow bag out, harvest the potatoes, and reuse the soil.
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3 Comments
love grow bags
Pro point: By growing potatoes in soft pots, there wont be any underground bugs eating away at your potatoes.
From the thumbnail I thought those were little Guinea pigs