I love this series and the way you’ve broken down the steps AND showed us how to plant and harvest ourselves. Who knows where the world is heading and we could live on potatoes alone 😂 thanks so much!

@nileskelch9042

3 жыл бұрын

The banks for the video with explanation's! Learned why my pato tries were mostly faileries!

This must be the most comprehensive video on container potatoes I've ever seen. Your theory behind growing in containers is so helpful that people will likely make less mistakes. Thanks a lot!

@HollisNancysHomestead

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words of encouragement. Best of luck to you with your taters this year 🥔🥔🥔

I'm from Northern Ireland and I forgive you my friend. Thanks for your videos. I am enjoying them very much. I'm a 70 year old lady who has grown stuff most of my life but can't do it any more as I need a hip replacement. I hope to do some gardening when I get my health back xx All my love to you and your lovely wife Nancy xx

@HollisNancysHomestead

4 жыл бұрын

God bless you dear sister. We pray for your healing and recovery from your hip replacement. We are getting older now too. We are looking harder at more container and vertical gardening as we grow older. Getting down on the ground on our hands and knees is getting very difficult and painful. Peace to you❤️

Forgiven... because you had a fantastic video and two amazing drawings of potato plants. Thanks a whole bunch and wish me luck.

FORGIVEN~~~ This is the best explanation of potato growth I have ever seen and I have shared it! You are a good artist! Thank you for teaching us..And oh..yeah! I've been covering my yukon golds and now I know they will only be in the lowest level :)

@HollisNancysHomestead

8 жыл бұрын

+Dolly Perry Thank you Dolly! Let me know how your taters turn out

@dollyperry540

8 жыл бұрын

They look good..Green tops and flowers :)

@HollisNancysHomestead

8 жыл бұрын

+Dolly Perry 👍

@yantian6658

7 жыл бұрын

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@mikeoset3193

7 жыл бұрын

Dolly Perry

Sir, you are a natural born teacher! This was so pleasant to watch and you did an excellent job at explaining everything clearly. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

@HollisNancysHomestead

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind words ❤️

@user-xc3kw9qm7e

Ай бұрын

I completely agree and I love that you posted that. I don't know why people are posting forgiven, he may have asked for it, but his education is so well done that there's nothing to forgive he's an excellent teacher.

He’s such a good teacher, I love his illustrations!

These potato learning videos of yours this one with your diagrams and I watched another one of yours and you had diagrams are, hands down, the very best I’ve ever seen. I watch a lot of KZread videos and gardening and farming and yours without a doubt have told me the most. You have put so much thought and effort into these videos. I just want to tell you how much I appreciate that. I am learning to garden and will be growing potatoes for the first time this year and your videos have helped me tremendously. For the past several years I have been trying to learn how to grow my own food. I finally moved to a 1.5 acres so I can make a nice big garden and grow some of my own food. So thank you very very much for setting me up for success with these educational videos.

@HollisNancysHomestead

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words Mary❤️❤️. Congratulations on your new homestead! You will love your new big garden. Enjoy each day

Hollis and Nancy, I have never understood a lot of why, when, how of gardening. You explained it so clearly and filmed it so completely I felt like a took a college course. Thank you so much. I can do this!!!

@HollisNancysHomestead

7 жыл бұрын

+LarYuillSon You can do this!!!!! Never give up👍👍 Your thumb just got a little greener

hollis you need to teach gardening classes... you have a way that explains things so simply and clearly. Obvously I know youtube is teaching but you need a classroom. lol

Forgiven !!! Not just because forgiveness is an "automatic" thing Hollis... but you are so, so great at explaining... that was the best and most informative, systematic, methodical video of "ANYTHING" I've ever watched. The clarity and simplicity of it is, shall I say... BLESSED? God bless you and your vlogs. Their great !!!

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

God bless you and your family ❤️❤️🐶

I love watching you and Nancy and I learned from you so you don’t need me to forgive you you teach me ever time I have watched you keep making videos God Bless you both and doggy too 🙏🏻😀

Just want to chime in and say that I agree, this is the best video (and series) I've seen on container potato growing.

@HollisNancysHomestead

7 жыл бұрын

+Gracewater Farmgirl Wowzers what a nice thing to say. Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you for all your time and research! You are a gifted teacher. Bless you and Nancy. Just planted my first garden, it’s a lot of work!!! I have a new respect for farmers!

I love how you ask for forgiveness. It's so sweet and humble. If the whole world, myself included, asked for forgiveness when we are wrong, then the world would be a better place. I've come here looking at how to grow potatoes, and unbeknownst to me, I've learned how to properly ask for forgiveness too. What a blessing you both are. Thank you

@HollisNancysHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

God bless you❤️

Just found your channel! Thank you and no forgiveness necessary ❤!!! Much love.

@HollisNancysHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching and subscribing!!! Welcome to the family ❤️❤️🐶. Best of luck to you with your taters this spring. Have a peaceful week

@ThumperSillywabbit

2 жыл бұрын

@@HollisNancysHomestead thank you❤

I agree. This is the best explanation of potato growth I've seen. It helped me understand the difference in the potatoes. Thank you.

@HollisNancysHomestead

7 жыл бұрын

+Joyce T Thank you Joyce😍😍🐶

This is my favorite gardening channel on youtube. God bless you two!

Hollis, I very much appreciated the time you spent to demonstrate the actual growth process of potatoes. Thank you very much

@HollisNancysHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching! Best of luck to you with your Taters this year 🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔

I'm planning to try potatoes for the first time. Your video series was tremendously helpful in educating me how to proceed with container potatoes, and what to do through the growing process. Thanks ,too, for being so honest about mistakes...we all make them and it's encouraging to know that even experienced garden experts can learn new things.

@HollisNancysHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

👍

Forgiven 👍...Thanks for explaining the determinant and indeterminate types of plants and their differences, Mr Hollis. I never knew that there was such a thing about potato plants. I've heard it about tomatoes but not potatoes. I can honestly say that I've had my lesson in gardening today with the Professor, Mr Hollis! 😉 Thanks again for sharing this information with all of us and may God continue to bless you and Mrs Nancy for all that you do. 🙏😇🌽🍅

@HollisNancysHomestead

8 жыл бұрын

+Addiegirl's Homestead Thank you so much, we all are learning something new all the time. This is why we all love gardening so much. 😍

@squalbagandbutch5757

7 жыл бұрын

Hello Sir, I was wondering, will 5gal buckets work? I have plenty of those. Maybe an old pick-up bed liner. thank you.

Forgiven! Amazing explanation of determinate and indetirminate. I learned so much!

Thank you so much for such complete instructions! I’m living in zone 8a so all of these older videos are literally step by step instructions for gardening for me. I’m trying potatoes this year so being able to review the videos as I’m going through the process is so helpful. Really do appreciate such thoughtful and complete instructions. Thank you!

@HollisNancysHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome. Our new videos are still applicable for you. Step by step progression videos❤️

No forgiveness at all . You have given us a gift. Thanks is what I have for this. God Bless. Nothing to forgive.

I love the way you teach . You explain everything very well. Thank you for sharing.

BEST potato video ever!! Thank you!!

@HollisNancysHomestead

5 жыл бұрын

Best of luck to you with your taters this year ❤️🥔❤️🥔❤️🥔

Nothing to forgive! Your teaching is amazing and I thank you. Questions: Do you add any soil amendments such as bone meal when planting? Instead of covering the seed potatoes with 6" of soil, could it be 8" or 10" and therefore raise the green point (which should yield more harvest)? And do you ever feed or spray during the growing cycle? I've got my seed potatoes setting out, waiting for chits. This is my first time growing potatoes. Southern California, zone 10. God bless both of you, and Bing!

Your advice is always appreciated, and when you make a mistake, its alwasy a learning experience. All is forgiven. and keep learning

Forgiven sir! you have helped me tremendously with a much deeper knowledge of how potatoes grow. thank you and thanks to your wife for the great coverage she provided!

@HollisNancysHomestead

7 жыл бұрын

+ctfjustice Thank you so much for watching and your kind words of encouragement. Best of luck to you with your taters this year. Have a peaceful week 🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔

God bless you for sharing the knowledge He gave you to help people get back to the old paths. When should you start growing potatoes? Also, do you water all the way until harvest time?

@HollisNancysHomestead

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the encouraging words!

I really appreciate you taking the time to speak on various topics, you are forgiven, bless you and Nancy!!

Thank you planning this years garden really appreciated the complete walkthrough helped me understand better. I especially appreciated the watering tips.

These videos were the most education I have ever had on growing potatoes! Thanks! I think I can do this!

@HollisNancysHomestead

7 жыл бұрын

+Narrow Gate Farm Thank you so much for watching!! You. Can. Do. This. 🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔

Really enjoyed this series of videos !! Thank you so much for explaining about the growth and what to expect with the type of potato it is..

This is the most educational and best gardening channel I have ever found. I am so glad I found you!

@HollisNancysHomestead

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching! So glad you liked our video. Please share our videos with your friends. Welcome to the family ❤️

Forgiven! Thank you for taking the time to make all you videos. I've been binge watching for hours! Very informative, and you have a professor-like quality or ability to explain everything in a very clear and concise form. Thank you. Subscribed

@kurtm9484

4 жыл бұрын

I do have a couple questions, if anyone can help: Will potatoes grow in containers attached to a Rain Gutter Grow System, like the type from You Tuber Larry Hall? (kzread.info/dash/bejne/fYOOrc2pqa2ylpM.html) Or would they get too wet? Basically a netpot is cut into the bottom of the growing container, filled with soil and then placed into a common rain gutter. The rain gutter is filled with water, and the water level is kept constant via the attached float valve with a constant supply of water (hose or gravity fed reservoir). Only the netpot is in the water, and the plant is fed via capillary action. Very smart system. Very low maintenance required. Has anyone ever tried sweet potatoes in a rain gutter system? Id love to use Hollis and Nancy's container grow method in conjunction with Larry Hall's rain gutter. Happy growing!

No need to feel that way. That’s the best way to learn and then try again. You are teaching me something valuable. I actually prefer to see/hear your mistakes so I know what not to do. I’m not rich by any means & some of us have to live on a budget. If you know what I mean lol ... this is my first year growing my own food, so thank you very much for sharing & educating! Your garden is amazing btw! Greetings from California! 🐻☀️

@HollisNancysHomestead

4 жыл бұрын

God bless you😇

I'm going to use your video to teach my kids how a potato grows. Love your tutorial!!!!!

Hollis and Nancy, I’m just dropping by to tell you that this method worked BEAUTIFULLY!!! I just harvested my first bucket of potatoes thanks to your instruction and God’s grace. Thank you so much! 💖

Best growing channel on KZread. Your videos are very peaceful to watch and are full of great information. Amazing job!

Thank you so much for all of your effort! Your videos are simple and easy to understand.

@HollisNancysHomestead

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

You're an excellent illustrator, Hollis. I learned a lot. Thank you!

@HollisNancysHomestead

7 жыл бұрын

+Karen Warehime Thank you so much for watching and your kind words of encouragement!! So glad the videos are helping you👍. Have a peaceful weekend ❤️❤️🐶

It has been 9 years and I just learned that I have been planting potatoes incorrectly. I just learned that like tomatoes there are two types of potatoes: indeterminate and determinate - Wow! thank you for this video and the visual representation of how each grows. I believe that now was the perfect time for me to see this video. I have severe allergies (environmental and food) and I grow whatever I can grow year round. Potatoes were a major one I wanted to grow this year 2021. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

@HollisNancysHomestead

3 жыл бұрын

Very awesome! So glad our videos helped you. Enjoy your taters this year 🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔

Thank You, You're an excellent teacher. Appreciated Sir, God Bless..

@HollisNancysHomestead

7 жыл бұрын

+D.J. Nassar Thank you so much, that is a very nice thing to say. Peace to you, have a blessed weekend😇

wow didn't know that. I know now. thanks so much and God bless you all.

@HollisNancysHomestead

7 жыл бұрын

+Reggie Anglin Thanks for watching 👍

I just found your channel today and am on the third potato video. Of course I’ve subscribed….it is a wonderful channel and a great teacher. Thank you .

@HollisNancysHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome to the family Cindy❤️❤️🐶

Outstanding series! Thank you for this!

Logical mistake and you turned into a learning moment for all of us.

@HollisNancysHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

We all learn from each other ❤️

Such an awesome three part video on taters! Thank you so much ...I learned a lot from your videos and feel confident I can grow them now after watching your videos. I like your Tater 101 lecture - well done.

@HollisNancysHomestead

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching and your kind words of encouragement. Best of luck to you with your taters this year. You can do this!🥔🥔🥔🥔

Forgiven! I've learned so much from you!

@HollisNancysHomestead

4 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad!

I just went to school today! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I'm a first-time gardener and had no clue of the process.

Forgiven :+) I've learned more from your mistake than I did in a lifetime of gardening. Your wife is a very intelligent woman.. Keep up the great work and thank you for sharing with all of us.

@HollisNancysHomestead

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Andy👍

Damn, that information was absolutely gold. Thank you 🙏🏻

@HollisNancysHomestead

3 жыл бұрын

:-)

You the man I like the way you explain what is going on learn a lot from watching your post thank you may God bless you and nancy

lol i swear i feel like im in a potato classroom lol. good presentation though. its not something someone has to do but to take the time out to help someone else is great. i gotta back and watch again.

Great explanation and tutorial. thanks.

@HollisNancysHomestead

6 жыл бұрын

+123kkambiz Thanks for watching! Have a peaceful week ❤️❤️🐶

Tremendous visual aids!

Forgiven Sir! Thank you for yall’s helpful videos. I’m learning a lot.

wow I had no idea potatoes came in two varieties like tomatoes. Thanks for the education!

I feel like I got a free Agriculture degree with this series

@HollisNancysHomestead

3 жыл бұрын

Nancy here, I always said Hollis is God's master gardener LOL

This was one of the best explained videos EVER. I have questions and comments. So, you plant in March and harvest in October? I never knew about determinate or indeterminate so I just cut out the eyes (self chitted) of store bought potatoes as I was cooking and threw them in a bucket of compost covering them up with soil each time. I got lots of small potatoes out of it and even a couple of very large one. I saw a video of a man who planted his potatoes inside plastic bags first and then placed them into a 10" container covering them completely with soil. As time went on, he would pull the bags out, open them to pick the potatoes as they grew without disturbing the rest, then replacing it back into the container. Do you feed your potatoes liquid tomato feed? Thanks again for a great lesson. Are you a Virginia firefighter?

@HollisNancysHomestead

7 жыл бұрын

+Linda Casey Hi Linda👋👋👋 I plant when the lows are above 45 degrees with no danger of frost. For my area that will be after April 20th. The taters take 85-110 days until harvest. I add Bone Meal in the container when I plant. I don't need anything after that. I don't feed them any liquid fertilizer because they are typically high in nitrogen. I don't want that because it promotes the leaf growth instead of directing the energy into the roots. The Bone Meal will get the job done. I was the Fire Chaplain for the Newport News Fire Department. I retired from that ministry when Nancy got cancer so I could take care of her. God has healed her and she is doing great after the surgery.🙏🙏

@LindaCasey

7 жыл бұрын

+Hollis & Nancy's Homestead Sooooooooo glad to hear your wife is healed. I was rescue captain for Virginia Beach Rescue Squad back in the 80s. Love Virginia ... that's why I recognized your accent. I live in the Netherlands now. Thanks for the tips. I'll be staying tuned. Peace

@HollisNancysHomestead

7 жыл бұрын

+Linda Casey Thank you for your service to the community Captain!! God bless you😇😇🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒

@LindaCasey

7 жыл бұрын

Hollis & Nancy's Homestead Thank you .. Same to YOU Chaplain

@HollisNancysHomestead

7 жыл бұрын

+Linda Casey ❤️❤️❤️

Absolutely forgiven. Bless you and Nancy and thanks again.

I really appreciate your videos - you are very patient, and explain things very clearly. please keep them coming! A sincere thanks for putting these videos up for everyone to learn.

When should u start planting them and can u do this in a basements

@HollisNancysHomestead

6 жыл бұрын

+Oliver Green Plant when the temps are 45-85degrees F in full sun.

@swirling5418

3 жыл бұрын

@@HollisNancysHomestead l00

Since the determinant are early and grow below the green line is it possible to add a second layer of seed potato?

@HollisNancysHomestead

7 жыл бұрын

+Clay More Yes, just be sure when you cover the second layer of seed potatoes with soil that the first plants are tall enough that they are not buried when you add the second layer. I have seen this done before with success.

@nednibor

7 жыл бұрын

Clay More forgiven I sure do like your videos

@thomasfenton9470

7 жыл бұрын

Good idea about adding new seed potatoes. I was wondering why you would add all that soil if the determinants won't take advantage of it. So, H & N, why do it?

@HollisNancysHomestead

7 жыл бұрын

+nednibor Thank you so much

@HollisNancysHomestead

7 жыл бұрын

+Thomas Fenton To keep the sunlight out so they don't turn green

Best advice over all the videos I've seen on growing potatoes. Especially with the detail information on the growth stage. Thank you very much.

I love your videos. The step by step instructions are excellent and getting to see the stages of growth is just wonderful!

Yall are great. It's obvious Jesus has made a difference in yall's lives. I truly what to know Jesus. Yall pray that I could come to know Him?

@CASHU2400

4 жыл бұрын

Knowing him is amazing! I will be praying for you.

Forgiven! ;)

@HollisNancysHomestead

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so being so kind.

Forgiven and much loved Thanking God for you and Nancy!

Thanks folk's!! Love your videos on growing potatoes and gardening in general !! Terrific advice!! Cheers from RON Tasmania Australia 👍😊😋

Forgiven.

forgive me but if the determinate potatoes don't grow past the green line, why plant them like that in containers? would it not just be easier and just as effective to plant them in a shallow container? or more traditionally in the ground?

@NathanK97

7 жыл бұрын

I see why you would do it with a indeterminate potato, to increase yield. is there another reason to do it that would be beneficial for determinate potatoes?

@NathanK97

7 жыл бұрын

i did read down and see someone ask the same question but wouldn't just one 4 inch layer of dirt and a generous layer of mulch solve the sunlight problem?

@HollisNancysHomestead

7 жыл бұрын

+Nathan King Thanks for watching Nathan. I use a twenty gallon container to allow me to plant multiple seed potatoes for a higher yield. I start with at least 6" layer on the bottom, lay in seed potatoes then add at least 6" soil on top of that. I wait until the plants are 8" past the green point and add another 6" soil. When the plants reach above the rim is add 4" more soil and 2" mulch. Sunlight can penetrate deeper than anticipates through the soil that is why I like to add plenty of soil to avoid green potatoes. The twenty gallon container seems to be best for what I want. It is what I am comfortable with. I like how your mind works, good questions👍. I am going to grow some in indeterminate Russet Potatoes next spring. I plan to use a much taller container than the 20 gallon tub.

@NathanK97

7 жыл бұрын

Hollis & Nancy's Homestead thanks for the quick and helpful reply that really does make a lot of sense. i did a quick lookup on why the greening is so bad, green potatoes are producing a natural pesticide called solanine common in nightshade plants like potatoes. and according to the list of symptoms... it doesn't look fun... better safe then sorry then :). good luck with those russet potatoes. :)

This is the absolute best tutorial I've found on the internet yet. You've earned a loyal student, good sir. I'm very grateful for what your wife and you are doing.

@HollisNancysHomestead

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks!

No need to apologize sir!!!! You are already distributing awesome knowledge !!!👍👍

If you keep making good videos we will forgive you. lol

@HollisNancysHomestead

8 жыл бұрын

+mdspider It's a deal!!! 👍

Did they call that part of the potato the "Stalin" because he created a potato famine and killed 60 million people?

Thank you so very much. These videos of yours are the best instructive vegetable gardening videos I have had theprivilege of watching. I have been 'grubbing in the dirt' since 1974 and loved every minute of it. We haven't grown potatoes for years because we have a longstanding preference for tomatoes, and limited growing space. Half our lot, 65' x 100',is shaded by very tall, mature oaks and maples. We have full sun only on the south side of the property. Late blight and wilt spooks the daylights out of me and so we've avoided spuds. But this year 'the potato bug' is back. Using your bucket method,I'm going to isolate the potatoes as far away from the tomatoes as I can and hope for the best.I had no idea there are, like tomatoes, both determinate and indeterminate potatoes. Both being nightshades, I guess it makes perfect sense. Talk about good timing. What a blessing to have stumbled upon your videos this morning.May I thank you and commend you, especially in this day and age, for your courage to present yourselves on line as a Christianfamily. May we all never lose sight of The Cross and our Lord's sacrifice as a reminder of all that we've been given.Les

Forgiven! Thank you so much for this video series. I tried my hand at potatoes last year and it was a disaster. You have given me knowledge and encouragement, enough so that I will try it again. Thank you! thank you!

It's time to rewatch your videos learned more than before, and grateful for the info well done! Can't wait to see the new videos from your new homestead. Love to you both.

I just watched this set of videos, thank you! I've grown potatoes before, but you added in some details that I had questions on! Great work!

Thank you so much, Hollis. You are a wonderful teacher.

Forgiven!!! Love you both! Thanks for all the wonderful information!

Forgiven and blessed. Thank you

Wonderful video's on tater growing, I am going to try this this year, thank you so much for taking the time to show us the steps in growing taters, and teaching us so that we are better informed. God Bless!

I really love the way you explain everything -so clearly and honestly Hollis. No need to ask forgiveness. If you don't mind me asking you a favor though, I live in a tropical zone on the Gulf Coast of Mississippi, and it's hard to know when is the right time to plant potatoes here. Maybe if I knew where you were and I could compare your climate to mine I would know? It's late September here, and we have just started getting cool bursts in temperatures. By that I mean in the low 80s during the day, and mid-60s at night. We typically don't even get a frost much less a freeze until the beginning of January. And if we do get a freeze it will only be a short lived hard freeze somewheres between the end of January until mid February. It's been an adjustment for many years because I'm originally from the Northeast, but there is nothing better than four growing seasons and no rocks to counted with in gardening. I can't post the Dickens out of everything and have built up this soil from clay over the years, so maybe the temperatures are the contributing Factor for most of the problems I've had with when to plant root veggies?

I'm a beginner and have found your videos to be very helpful! Thank you

@HollisNancysHomestead

5 жыл бұрын

We are so happy for you Stacie!! So glad our videos are helping you ❤️. Enjoy the peace you have discovered in your garden

Love the vids. Keep it up. I have started growing them for the first time. Pray they go as good as yours. I am in Manchester, England UK

There was nothing for you to apologize for, but if it gives you peace of mind I do forgive you. Thanks for teaching us. It means a lot.

Forgiven!!! Love you both, God Bless You Both!!

So proud of you, for all that do, all the lives you touch and using your gifting to touch others lives for Him! Love your friends in Williamsburg Va ps we have two firefighter/ paramedics for sons. Oh and I have gardened my whole life, but have learned so much from both of you!!!

@HollisNancysHomestead

7 жыл бұрын

+Carole Nesselrodt Thanks for watching Carole!! Sounds like you have two awesome sons!! Since I am a retired Fire Chaplain for Newport News they are my brothers 🚒🚒. I thank them for their service to our community and pray for a hedge of protection around them as they rescue those in danger and distress. Enjoy your garden this year, looks like the weather is finally going to straighten out for the garden. Have a peaceful day ❤️❤️🐶

I've learned so much from you, Hollis and Nancy. God forgives all! Amen!

Best gardening series I have ever watched. Thank you so much. I am confident as how to grow potatoes in containers, you have provided a wealth of information. You are truly blessed Hollis and Nancy.

Forgiven...and God bless you, Nancy and Bing Bing!

I am a first time tater grower so your "mistake" was a learning experience for me and I learned something valuable that I hadn't learned in the other videos! so thank you for posting and sharing!!! I love these videos and gained soooo much!!! Thank you again!!!!!

This has to be the most educational gardening video that I have EVER seen! Thank you so very much.

Forgiven!! I just discovered your channel and am enjoying watching. Didn't know about the potatoes being determinate and indeterminate. Very good explanation. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. So glad to see you giving thanks to God.

Excellent information! Thank You for taking the time to explain all of this!

Yes, completely forgiven! Thank you for your kind humble explanation about the determinate vs indeterminate potatoes. I didn't know there were such things and had always felt less than successful when there would be potatoes only at the bottom of the pot after taking the time to slowly add soil to get that larger yield. Now I know it's normal for Yukon Golds!

I found this looking for your first drawing. I needed to look again to give me courage to plant my first bag of potatoes! Thanks for teaching me so much.