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I have recently experimented with growing potatoes in a grow bag and was thrilled with the results. The bag gives the potato plant more room to spread its roots and you can keep adding layers of soil as the plant grows which is similar to the hilling process. Grow bag and containers are great for small spaces and patios, as they don't take up too much space. I was really happy with the flavor of the potatoes I grew and I'm eager to see what next harvest will bring!

Chokri Hizem wrote:If you don't have big space for planting potatoes, or you don't have a garden. You can grow potatoes using bags or containers ad enjoy harvesting a few of your home grown potatoes in the summer . Grow bags and containers for potatoes are an excellent solution for patio or small space gardeners.

The bag lets the plant spread out its roots and as your plants grow, you can still add layers of soil.

The reason for layering is the same as hilling. Home gardeners traditionally hill potatoes to encourage them to produce lots of roots and hence lots of tubers. This method takes some space. That's why grow bags and containers for potatoes are an excellent solution for patio or small space gardener.

There's nothing like the taste of fresh, home-grown organic potatoes and they're so easy to grow in bags or containers.  So, why not try and grow these resourceful vegetables? All you need is a sunny space to grow, a steady supply of water, some plastic bags or containers and seed potatoes!

Keep reading as i will guide you step by step how to successfully start growing your own organic potatoes in gags or containers...Growing Potatoes in Bags Or Containers

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