Barbarella wrote: I've never heard of putting them in water to sprout sweet potatoes, most folk put them in the dark. That being said, a month actually sounds about right, it takes a hot minute for them to sprout.
I personally think purchasing sweet potato slips is easier.
Barbarella wrote: I've never heard of putting them in water to sprout sweet potatoes, most folk put them in the dark. That being said, a month actually sounds about right, it takes a hot minute for them to sprout.
I personally think purchasing sweet potato slips is easier.
mayb sprout was wrong word, im trying to grow a potato vine
Barbarella wrote: I've never heard of putting them in water to sprout sweet potatoes, most folk put them in the dark. That being said, a month actually sounds about right, it takes a hot minute for them to sprout.
I personally think purchasing sweet potato slips is easier.
mayb sprout was wrong word, im trying to grow a potato vine
Barbarella wrote: I've never heard of putting them in water to sprout sweet potatoes, most folk put them in the dark. That being said, a month actually sounds about right, it takes a hot minute for them to sprout.
I personally think purchasing sweet potato slips is easier.
mayb sprout was wrong word, im trying to grow a potato vine x
Barbarella wrote: sweet potatoes do take a long time to sprout, though - its one of the reasons they've historically been such a winter staple, they keep a long time.
Barbarella wrote: sweet potatoes do take a long time to sprout, though - its one of the reasons they've historically been such a winter staple, they keep a long time.
idk im just going by the youtube videos on how to propagate it n they all have lots of green within a month
Barbarella wrote: sweet potatoes do take a long time to sprout, though - its one of the reasons they've historically been such a winter staple, they keep a long time.
idk im just going by the youtube videos on how to propagate it n they all have lots of green within a month
so many environmental factors can effect how a plant grows a month is probably just a guideline you've got roots though, which is a good sign.
Barbarella wrote: sweet potatoes do take a long time to sprout, though - its one of the reasons they've historically been such a winter staple, they keep a long time.
idk im just going by the youtube videos on how to propagate it n they all have lots of green within a month
well, it was extraordinarily cold when u started it n ur room is not known to be hot...
Barbarella wrote: sweet potatoes do take a long time to sprout, though - its one of the reasons they've historically been such a winter staple, they keep a long time.
idk im just going by the youtube videos on how to propagate it n they all have lots of green within a month
well, it was extraordinarily cold when u started it n ur room is not known to be hot...
that is true.............................................................
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