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do i hvae to chit potatoes before putting into containers?

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oops · 31/03/2008 10:17

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Blueskythinker · 31/03/2008 10:26

I saw an article on Gardeners' World last year - they did comparison trials, and chitting didn't make any difference to final yield.

oops · 31/03/2008 10:31

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Monkeybird · 06/04/2008 16:49

you can grow potatoes in a container? tell me more...

BigBadMouse · 07/04/2008 22:12

monkeybird you can buy a specific potato pot device thingy if you really want like this or for a more thrifty approach just bung a few tubers in any decent sized container filled with compost. You can use an old bucket, tubb trugg, old compost bag anything really that has some drainage (tub trugg will need holes put in it). Don't fill it up to the brim with compost but allow for space to earth up the potatoes as they grow (i.e just chuck some extra compost over the top as they grow)

ummm....the RHS probably explain it better than me

btw if you have an unheated greenhouse you can put your container in there and have home grown potatoes for christmas.

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