Want to grow your own potatoes, but don’t have enough space? Grow potatoes in containers, and enjoy homegrown spuds wherever you live. You can grow potatoes in containers on your patio, on a balcony, in your backyard- wherever you can fit a 5 gallon+ container! You’ll need just a few things- a container, growing media, potatoes, fertilizer and water to get started on your way to growing tasty tubers! The best way to grow potatoes in containers!

To see when to harvest and yield, be sure to check out the followup video: https://youtu.be/fCz8hQJJXfM

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00:00 Intro
00:15 Container
00:43 Planting Medium/Soil
00:15 How to plant
03:15 Fertilizer
04:30 Followup- as they grow

21 Comments

  1. When you say leaf mulch do you mean just leaves?I have bagged leaves for summer compost..is that ok?

  2. This video is great, simple and to the point with everything you need to know. I like how you keep it informative and not overly complicated and scary.

  3. Hi Jenna! Thanks for this video. I’m going to grow my potatoes in fabric pots this year. My question for you is, after yoy harvest the potatoes, what do you do with the soil in the containers? Do you reuse for potatoes again or use in flower beds? I grew one bag full of potatoes last year as an experiment and now I’m wondering what plants I can use fhe soil for. Thanks again! Appreciate all your videos.

  4. I’m planting potatoes today (for the first time), but we’re expected to get several days of steady rain. Do I need to cover the newly-planted grow bags or move them out of the rain so they don’t get too wet?

  5. My method is the trashcan method!

    Take a 55 gallon trashcan and pop some holes in it for drainage. Take some miracle grow soil and fill the can up about 2-3 inches. Put the seed potatoes in and fill it just enough to bury them and give them a good pat down and add water!

    As the potatoes grow add dirt all the way up to where the leaves are barely visible. Keep doing this for about a month and OMG the sheer amount of potatoes you can get is astonishing!

    From 5 seed potatoes I got nearly 40lbs my first try!

  6. This is a great video. I'm using grow bags for potatoes this year and I was wondering what you do with the the containers when the season is over. Empty them…leave them full…?

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