Gardeners Hate This Trick: 3× More Potatoes Without Fertilizer!

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• VI

  @VickiStansbury · 7 months ago

  thanks   I'm planting potatoes on Monday    will try this method

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• JO

  @joshuamoore1322 · 7 months ago

  Yes I'm going to try the method.

• TO

  @tomwaite7332 · 7 months ago

  I absolutely will be trying this potatoes procedure for sure . Quite a video . I don&apos;t think you missed any details . Lots of info and ill be rewashing this video taking notes . <br>Thanks for this video. <br>🙏🇨🇦👍🕶👍🇨🇦🙏

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• LA

  @larrypayne6020 · 7 months ago

  I have been gardening for years. Your video is phenomenal. It contains all of the principles that I have learned over the years.i have personally killed my garden because of reliance on commercial fertilizer. I have revived the same garden using the techniques that you describe here. I would like to have permission to translate your video into Spanish to use in a workshop in my community.pls let me know . Even if we need to re post in Spanish under your name so you get the points. For me it is not about money,it is about self independence. It it about freedom

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• D2

  @d2twice391 · 6 months ago

  Hello. I grew my first&quot;real&quot; potato harvest last year and was very happy with what I got. Now I&apos;m rather embarrassed by how little I got back but I had fun. I&apos;m 72 with a bunch of health issues so digging in the ground is not reasonable. I bought 5 big plastic bins and put them on cinder blocks so I can put a chair beside them them to plant etc. When I filled the bins I put &nbsp;layer of branches and whatever I could get in the bottom put a layer of cardboard over that and then purchased soil to which I added peat moss. I was able to get some grass clippings and leaves so I thought I did pretty well. I even companion planted although by accident rather than intention. <br> &nbsp; I would appreciate some more information for container gardening please particularly for somewhat shady locations. Thank you. I just subscribed

• JO

  @johnndavis7647 · 7 months ago

  This is for indeterminate varieties<br>Such as russets or big baking potatoes. Not for detrerminstes like fingerlings or smsll red potatoes.

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• CH

  @ChrisVandiver-l1i · 7 months ago

  Not all potatoes work this way. You have to determine if your potato is determinate or indeterminate.