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It started growing in on of my boxes and honestly can't remember if I planted something or if it's a volunteer

by kindness_not_nice

37 Comments

  4. tsir_itsQ

    and the potato tomato wars begin ..

    upvote vs downvote ..

    lets the trials begin

  5. cbr_kitten

    Potatoooo I had voluntary grown ones this gone season, ended up with 6kg harvest

  7. Kalelisagod

    That there would be a po-ta-toe. Boil or mash them, cook them in a stew

  8. ModsareFakenLame

    Potatos don’t worry they will kill them selves , when they are ready wait about a week then pick them carful to not spade any taters

  9. indooroutdoor87

    That which sustains us,
    That which we have to give thanks to the mezzo American ancestors thanks,
    The humble and glorious potato!

  12. hazelquarrier_couch

    Question: these are all in a bed, with spacing, and covered in let’s say straw. Did you forget that’s what you planted, did you just move into a place that had these planted, or is there another reason why you didn’t know what they were, because it looks like they were tended to and cared for.

  13. Comradepatrick

    Will they grow thru the winter if left unattended like this?

  21. cantbeheldaccoutable

    no hate but i genuinely can’t believe that you *might* have planted something and then not recognize POTATO leaves of all things. it’s like asking what’s this when looking at a tomato on the vine

  22. Telemere125

    Po-tay-toes! Boil em, mash em, stick em in a stew.

  23. ArtistAmantiLisa

    Looks like potatoes to me. Seems they’re in an ideal environment. Saved you a bunch of work!

  27. Scary-Researcher187

    You know, ya boil em, mash em, or stick them in a stew.

  34. LegitimateSession845

    Ha, a volunteer! I’m remembering that instead of “weed”.

  35. Ok-Bullfrog3057

    Po-ta-toe, boil them, mash’em, stick them in a stew.

  36. astrocastro63

    Plants looks like potatoes…. Without looking at the comments.

  37. OmificentOctopus

    If no one has added: the foliage you see now will flower. And it will produce above-ground GREEN fruit. Sorta like thick skinned green tomatoes in appearance? Whatever you do, DONT EAT THE FRUIT.

    Once the plant naturally dies back, you can harvest. If your weather is turning to winter soon, harvest all before frost. If you have lots of time but it will cool off soon? Harvest as you need them. If it’s hot still when the plant dies? Harvest and move all to a root cellar.

    Potatoes should not be stored in direct sun, or they turn green. This is the production of a toxin called solanine. You will regret eating green potatoes!

    Enjoy! They’re worlds better than store bought!!

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