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Posted by spnshook00 7 (My Page) on Thu, Oct 8, 09 at 18:26
| I usually try to cut back and dig up my potato vine to save for next year,but I am puzzled about the potato that it puts on inside the dirt. Can this potato be preserved or planted? Please help because I would hate to waste it if it can be used. |
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RE: sweet potato vine
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| Yes can be "preserved" & if so will produce new plants in the spring.. keep dry, dark & cool |
RE: sweet potato vine
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| Sweet potatoes do very well from slips. I root them with children because they will have visible roots in 2 or 3 days. They root very well in water or in soil. I like to root them in clear cups of soil and the roots become visible on the edges of the container in about a weeks time, Use leaf stem cutting. A single leaf and node will do the job. |
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