Jack Snowdon

It's great to see that you're interested in propagation tips and tricks for growing potatoes and sweet potatoes in a tub or garbage can. This is actually a really cool and sustainable idea!

In terms of the width of the plants, it really depends on the size of the container. Generally, you want to give each potato plant enough space to grow and develop, so you should space them out by about 12-18 inches in all directions. As for how many tubers each plant can produce, that can vary as well, but typically you can expect to get anywhere from 5-10 tubers per plant.

I don't have any pictures to share at the moment, but there are plenty of examples online of how to plant potatoes in large containers like old tubs or barrels. Just make sure that the container has adequate drainage and that you're using a good quality potting mix. As for care, you'll want to keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged, and you can also add a slow-release fertilizer to help keep the plants healthy.

I hope this helps, and happy planting! Let us know how it goes and if you have any other questions. Take care and adios!

Growing mullein can be a bit tricky, especially if you're trying to grow it in your own soil. However, with a little bit of patience and perseverance, it can certainly be done.

One option is to collect some wild mullein plants from the side of the road and transplant them to your garden. Mullein is a hardy plant and can adapt to different soil conditions, so it should do well in your own soil.

Another option is to start your own compost heap so that you can use homemade compost to fertilize your plants. This will take some time, but it's a great way to enrich your soil and promote healthy plant growth. As for fertilizer, mullein doesn't require a lot of it, but you can use a balanced organic fertilizer once or twice a season to help it thrive.

Just remember to be patient and don't give up! With a little effort, you can successfully grow your own mullein.