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Having chitted my seed potatoes I have several shoots on each one. How many should be left on when planting? Do I just leave one and rub the others off ?
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If there are any long thin spindly ones I take them off - because they make the spud look untidy! (and they'd probably snap off anyway when planted out).
just pop them in,chitted or not,but remove any long white root sprouts first,they'll still do what spudz do,after all,the little one that got missed last year soon find the way up,
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I almost always cut up a few of my spuds when I plant, get the number I need then without spending more and you just pick the ones with sufficient eyes and they're fine, never noticed any difference in crop amount.
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