Sweet potato vines how to grow indoors

Here's the Basics: Find one nice Sweet Potato at the grocery store -preferably long and skinny , anywhere from 4 to 6 inches long with a lot of eyes, - indentions where potatoes make roots and leaves. (They do look kinda like eyes indentions.) At about 1/3 to 1/2 of the potatoe length down, stick 4 toothpicks firmly into the potato - like spokes opposite each other - all at the same level, ( they will kinda form a cross through the potato. Find a fruit jar (a quart jar is always good). Fill…

Here's the Basics: Find one nice Sweet Potato at the grocery store -preferably long and skinny , anywhere from 4 to 6 inches long with a lot...

By Julie Christensen If you’re looking for a vigorous, fast-growing vine for trailing in pots or in beds, sweet potato vine (Ipomoea batatas) just might be the ticket. Sweet potato vines are tropical plants that thrive in rich, moist soil. They tolerate a variety of soil Ph levels and grow in both full sun and […]

Propagating sweet potato vine is fun and easy. Learn how to root cuttings or divide the tubers with my detailed step-by-step instructions.

This is a nice little project to do with kids. You can grow sweet potato vines in spring or even during winter. Sweet potatoes are really simple to grow. In spring, you can just plant them in your gar

Turn your unused sweet potatoes into new plants with this guide that shows you how to grow sweet potato slips in either soil or water.

Sweet potatoe hanging baskets. I just can not believe it. I am going to try this for sure.

Rachel - The Homesteading Queen 🇺🇸 on Instagram: "Save this video 📌 Sweet potato slips part two. Refer to my previous video for how to get your slips started. Additional info: sweet potatoes like warm soil. Depending on your area, make sure there’s no chance of frost before plants. The tubers form underground, while the vines take over the top of soil. Shown is one sweet potato vine. A mature one can grow much bigger. Make sure you give the vines space to spread out. If growing these…