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    Potatoes - Anyone know what approx harvest to expect per plant....

    One time I found a site that listed all these facts - but I never found it again
    Remember If you want to test the depth of the water .........don't use both feet !

  • #2
    Crop will vary from variety to variety and there will be a difference between earlies and maincrop but you could expect 1kg per seed potato if they are fed well. That is a safe estimate you could probably get more.
    Potato videos here.

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    • #3
      I think it makes a difference how much space they have too; if you put them too close together, you wouldn't get so many potatoes per plant.

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      • #4
        Yes there are so many variables it is quite hard to answer.
        Are you going to be enjoying mashed potatoes this year Sarzwix? lol
        Potato videos here.

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        • #5
          I do love my mash tattieman

          I noticed last year, that putting 4 seed spuds in my big containers didn't get me any more spuds than 3 did the year before - they filled the space they had & that was that.
          I'm going to experiment this year, and just put one in. Then put the usual 3 into the other 2 identical containers, and see what happens

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          • #6
            thanks for the info everyone. So we think possibly 1kg per plant. What variety do you plant to get READY MASHED spuds then......
            Remember If you want to test the depth of the water .........don't use both feet !

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            • #7
              I depends so much on the soil conditions and the care you can give them. Last year I planted about 50 desiree seed potatoes in my allotment and had a few spare so gave them to my Mum. She planted in her garden which has excellent soil after years and years of composting. I got about three good size spuds per plant, which is way under what most will say, although my soil is clay and little or no compost. My Mum however, had more like ten which is a very good crop! Consider this before you decide how many seeds to buy.
              http://plot62.blogspot.com/

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